Overview
- Nintendo launched a broad Customer Appreciation Sale that runs through September 26 and discounts roughly 100 Switch-era games, accessories, amiibo and merchandise by about 30 percent.
- The promotion is live on Nintendo’s eShop and at major retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop and Walmart, and some physical items have hit new low prices.
- Nintendo has said the sale was “made possible in part by tariff-related refunds” that the company reported at about $300 million after a Supreme Court ruling on trade tariffs.
- The discounts focus on legacy Switch titles and accessories and largely exclude first-party Switch 2 game discounts and major Switch 2 hardware deals.
- Consumer groups and ongoing legal actions challenge whether tariff repayments should go directly to buyers, and future court rulings could change whether companies must return such funds to consumers.