Nintendo South Africa starts Black Friday sale with more deals coming later this month
The local Nintendo Store has started a sale that will last almost until the end of the year.
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The Nintendo Store in South Africa – that is the physical Sandton store and its online counterpart, not the eShop – has started its Black Friday sale today, with even more items to be added later in the month.
The beginning of this Black Friday sale starts on a batch of consoles, with discounts of up to 40 percent promised by the banner advert, which you can see an image of above.
You can find all the deals on the landing page by clicking or tapping here, or in the summary table below. Clicking or tapping the name of the item will also take you to its standalone product page.
Item
Normal Price
Sale Price
Percent discount
Nintendo Switch Lite
R4 999R3 99920 percent
Nintendo Switch
R7 999R4 99938 percent
Lite + Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream
R6 199R4 99919 percent
Switch + Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
R9 299R4 99946 percent
Nintendo Switch 2
R11 499R10 9994 percent
Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World
R12 499R11 9994 percent
Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Pokopia
R12 999R11 9998 percent
The big item there is almost half off of the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe bundle. While it is for the now replaced Nintendo Switch, it’s still a huge saving that should be considered.
Regardless of which one you pick, all of these fall under the free delivery threshold of R999 on the store.
If you already own a Nintendo console and want to buy items for it, check back to the sale on 16th November when games and accessories will be added to the Black Friday proceedings.
Lastly, the Nintendo Store’s Black Friday discounts are live from today, 2nd November, to 27th December. This hopefully means that even more categories of items will go on sale as we get closer to the end date.
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- 347 words · 2 min read
- Published
- November 2, 2026
- Byline
- Clinton Matos
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