The second day of Prime Day has come to a close and the Prime Day Nintendo Switch sale has only a few hours left. The Nintendo Switch sale will not last long, as it is always the most popular sale during the fake holiday period.

Just be aware that even big sale events like Prime Day and Black Friday rarely have Nintendo Switch units on sale; don't expect big discounts on Switch units, but in previous years, games and eShop attractive bundles packed with credits.

That said, Nintendo Switch games and Nintendo Switch accessories are on sale, including some of the biggest games at $14 apiece, and the following discounts are already in full swing If you're looking to set up your Switch, Prime Day is a great time to get everything you need. If you're thinking about setting up a Switch, Prime Day is the perfect time to get everything you need.

Even in large sale events, the Nintendo Switch is rarely discounted. Therefore, we do not expect a significant price drop during Amazon Prime Day 2021. Unfortunately, the Switch will likely remain at its regular price of $299.

Historically, what we have seen is the introduction of a number of attractive bundles. These are bundles of the Nintendo Switch with additional games, accessories, or eShop digital credits, which can be obtained for free during big sales.

Nintendo has offered a free $20 eShop card and 64GB microSD card with the $299 Nintendo Switch in past sales. It is expected to offer something similar again this year on Black Friday, if not on Prime Day.

It is also worth keeping an eye on non-Amazon retailers. Walmart, in particular, is known for fierce competition on Prime Day. For example, in 2019, Walmart offered a "build-your-own bundle" deal with a choice between a console, top game, and either a portable battery pack or carrying case. Something similar may be available this year.

One item that tends to be heavily discounted during Prime Day is Nintendo Switch games. This sale event is often a great opportunity to pick up the best Nintendo Switch games at a discount. Nintendo's own games rarely go on sale, but Prime Day is an opportunity to pick up "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" or "Super Mario Odyssey" for about $10 to $15 off. Third-party games are usually even cheaper, and some of these titles can be had for as little as $20.