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Best Nintendo Switch deal in the Amazon Black Friday Sale (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Labo: Robot Kit bundle is available for £279 in the Amazon Black Friday Sale.
The Nintendo Switch is still proving to be one of the most popular items in the Amazon Black Friday Sale. We feel slightly like a broken record, because it has been exactly like this in the last two sales.
You can now pick up the console for just £279 on Amazon, which is a fairly low price, but nothing special. You would be a fool to take this offer though, because you can now get the console and a Nintendo Labo: Robot Kit for the same price.
The Nintendo Labo: Robot Kit lets you build cardboard creations using interactive instructions on your Nintendo Switch. These creations can be combined with your console to play in entirely different ways. It’s a really clever spin on the Switch, and it’s completely free.
There is no time limit on these deals, but stocks generally don’t last that long when it comes to Nintendo. Don’t miss out.
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