After being revealed a few days ago to tie in with the launch of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury this February, you can now pre-order the special Nintendo Switch Mario Red & Blue Edition from Nintendo UK itself or Amazon in the UK (sadly, it doesn't seem to be available in the US just yet). We've listed the best offers we could find below.
- Mario Red and Blue Edition: £279.99 at Nintendo UK
Available worldwide this February 12, the Nintendo Switch Mario Red and Blue Edition features a color-scheme inspired by the plumber's iconic outfit. In addition, the Joy-Con straps feature yellow accents to look like the buttons on Mario's dungarees. Depending on the package you get, it's also possible to grab a special Mario Red and Blue Edition carry case festooned with Mario-related icons on the front and back. In terms of themed reskins, this is amongst the better ones we've seen.
Take a look at it in all its glory below.
However, because it's a special design that's unlikely to last long, it'd be a good idea to get on securing yourself a copy before it's all sold out. With that in mind, we've gathered the best offers so far on the Nintendo Switch Mario Red and Blue Edition. You can find these here.
In our opinion, the front-runner in the UK would be the official Nintendo store. Although the console is also available from Amazon, that listing is more expensive at £299.99. By contrast, it's £279.99 from Nintendo. No matter what, you're receiving the carry case for no extra cost with both offers.
Mario Red and Blue Edition - UK deals
Mario Red and Blue Edition - US deals
Unfortunately, the console hasn't gone up for pre-order in the US yet, but we can't imagine it'll be long before that changes - it's only a few weeks away from release, after all. Keep an eye on this page for updates. It's well worth checking the likes of Amazon and Best Buy as much as you can though.
To give you the best setup possible, don't forget to check in with the best Nintendo Switch accessories or these cheap Nintendo Switch game sales.
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