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The best Nintendo Switch bundle for £289.99
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TL;DR: This fun Nintendo Switch, Just Dance 19, and Mario Rabbids bundle is available for under £290, and comes with £30 of Nintendo E-shop credit.
Nintendo Switch deals always seem to make a splash in the biggest retail events, but we were starting to think that things might be different this Prime Day, with only a few smaller deals to consider.
Well, we should have never doubted Prime Day, because you can now get a Nintendo Switch, in grey or neon, with Just Dance 19 and Mario Rabbids, for just £289.99. That would be a great deal on its own, but the fact that this comes with £30 of Nintendo E-shop credit is pretty amazing.
You have until midnight on July 16 to grab this bargain. So whilst there’s no need to completely panic just yet, you also shouldn’t hang around for too long, unless you want to risk missing out.
Save on this stacked Nintendo Switch bundle, and get the most out of Prime Day 2019.
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