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Alright, picture this: I was all set for Amazon Prime Day, eyes glued to the screen, but then—bam!—Nintendo Switch 2 bundle with Mario Kart World pops up at ShopTo over in the UK. Surprise surprise. No crazy discounts here, but still, snagging this package feels like hitting a mini jackpot. I mean, the console alone nearly wipes out £400, and add another £60 if you want Mario Kart World by its lonesome.
Oh wait—Argos has it too, tacking it on for £429.99 as well. Go figure.
Anyway, this thing dropped on June 5. Bigger 1080p screen, docks into 4K—hello, future. HDR, VRR, 120 fps… all the alphabet soup you could hope for. But, and here’s the kicker, beyond Cyberpunk 2077 or whatever AAA flavor of the month, Nintendo’s classics are pulling you back. Yep, like that delicious chaos of Mario Kart World or the legends in Zelda.
Oh, sorry, I sidetracked—focus. This bundle? Comes with a digital Mario Kart World (wiping out any weekend plans), Joy-Con controllers (those loveable clicky things), some straps, the dock to connect to your TV—oh, and don’t forget the HDMI. Whoever needs to scramble for one last-minute? Nope, not you.
Seriously, this portable wonder is the big cheese in gaming handhelds right now—sold like 5 million units on opening weekend. Nintendo had to say a big ol’ sorry because there just wasn’t enough stock. Wild times.
Oh, nearly forgot—while you’re out deal hunting for Amazon Prime Day (like we all need more excuses to browse, right?), we’ve got the scoop on all sorts of tech marvels. SSDs, storage, hard drives, monitors, graphics cards, CPUs. You name it. Dive in; the bargain sea is rich and deep, or something like that.
And anyway—wait, where was I going? Ah, never mind. Happy hunting!
