One of the best Nintendo Switch games has received a rare discount in Walmart's first Black Friday 2025 Deals Event. From now through November 16, Super Mario Bros. Wonder is up for grabs for only $43 (was $60). Well, from now until it sells out--Mario Wonder deals this good tend to disappear pretty darn fast. Switch 2 owners can snag the deal and then pay for the upgrade pack when the Switch 2 Edition releases next spring.
Switch 2 owners can also save $17 on Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV. The $63 price is by far the best yet for the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of the newest Mario Party game.
Heads up: These are online-only Black Friday deals sold by a third-party and fulfilled by Walmart, which is pretty common to see in big Walmart sales these days. Walmart's holiday return window is in effect, so it's eligible for free returns until January 31, 2026. The deal is exclusive to Walmart+ members until 9 PM PT (November 13) when the three-day sale opens pfor everyone. Mario Wonder deals have sold out during the early access portion of the sale. If you don't want to chance it, you can sign up for Walmart+, which is only $49 (50% off) for your first 12 months right now. Check out our Walmart+ story to see why we think the membership offers tremendous value.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder plays, ahem, wonderfully on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, but it figures to be even more impressive when the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition launches in Spring 2026. The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is called Super Mario Bros. Wonder + Meetup in Bellabel Park. The latter is a new collection of multiplayer modes.
Owners of the original will be able to upgrade to the Switch 2 Edition for a fee on the eShop. Nintendo hasn't announced the price for the Switch 2 version, but it'll likely mirror the $80 MSRP of the other Switch 2 Editions with expansions: Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World and Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV. If this is the case, the upgrade will cost $20.
Speaking of Mario Party, Nintendo Switch 2 players can get the physical edition of Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV for $63 from Walmart. The deal is for the World Edition, which is the North American release with slightly different box art. The only difference you'll notice is the lack of an ESRB rating on the front of the box.
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Switch 2 owners can also save $17 on Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV. The $63 price is by far the best yet for the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of the newest Mario Party game.
Heads up: These are online-only Black Friday deals sold by a third-party and fulfilled by Walmart, which is pretty common to see in big Walmart sales these days. Walmart's holiday return window is in effect, so it's eligible for free returns until January 31, 2026. The deal is exclusive to Walmart+ members until 9 PM PT (November 13) when the three-day sale opens pfor everyone. Mario Wonder deals have sold out during the early access portion of the sale. If you don't want to chance it, you can sign up for Walmart+, which is only $49 (50% off) for your first 12 months right now. Check out our Walmart+ story to see why we think the membership offers tremendous value.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder plays, ahem, wonderfully on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, but it figures to be even more impressive when the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition launches in Spring 2026. The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is called Super Mario Bros. Wonder + Meetup in Bellabel Park. The latter is a new collection of multiplayer modes.
Owners of the original will be able to upgrade to the Switch 2 Edition for a fee on the eShop. Nintendo hasn't announced the price for the Switch 2 version, but it'll likely mirror the $80 MSRP of the other Switch 2 Editions with expansions: Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World and Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV. If this is the case, the upgrade will cost $20.
Speaking of Mario Party, Nintendo Switch 2 players can get the physical edition of Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV for $63 from Walmart. The deal is for the World Edition, which is the North American release with slightly different box art. The only difference you'll notice is the lack of an ESRB rating on the front of the box.
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