Multiple Retailers Offering $25 Gift Card With Nintendo Switch
Gaming consoles are a gift of choice for many during the holiday season. However, with a price cut being next to impossible for the Nintendo Switch, some retailers have now started offering a $25 gift card with the console to sell more units. The Switch has been selling very well without any incentives as it is, though. Nintendo recently confirmed that the Switch is actually America’s fastest-selling console.
Customers who purchase a full-price Nintendo Switch from Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop or Target will receive a $25 gift card from the retailer of choice. It won’t be enough to pay the full cost of a first-party game for the console but would certainly help bring the cost down. The gift card may also be used to purchase a GameCube controller or a Switch Pro controller.
The console has to be purchased at any of the aforementioned retailers to take advantage of this promotion. Walmart isn’t offering this deal. Keep in mind that the gift card will only be good for the retailer from where the console is purchased.
Amazon, Best Buy, and Target continue to offer free two-day shipping so that’s an additional incentive for those looking to pick up some Nintendo Switch units as last minute gifts.
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