Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit lets you turn your living space into a real-life Mario Kart course for 50% less money than you'd usually have to spend, making this one of the best Prime Day Switch deals out there right now.
There was a time not too long ago when Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit was being sold at exorbitant prices due to high demand, and although you can usually find it at its normal $99.99 MSRP these days, getting it for just $49.99 is an absolute steal. I am not ashamed to say this is the first of the Prime Day gaming deals that I impulse-bought on-sight - I figure at the very least, my cat will freakin' love it.
Everything you need to know about this dangerously tempting deal is just below, and keep scrolling for plenty more Prime Day deals further down the page.
One of today's best Prime Day Switch deals
More of today's best Prime Day deals
- PS5: Save up to 50% on GTA, Elden Ring, Far Cry, and more
- Restocks: sign up for invite-only drops
- Xbox: NBA, Elden Ring, Destiny, and more up to 79% off
- Nintendo Switch: Kirby, Switch Sports, and Mario + Rabbids up to 67% off
- Oculus Quest 2: claim a free $25 gift card
- Gaming PCs: Pre-builts starting from just $599
- Gaming laptops: RTX rigs up to 25% off
- Razer Blade 15: Save over $200 on an RTX 3060 configuration
- Gaming chairs: Racing back chairs now starting from $69.99
- SecretLab: Save nearly $200 on the Titan Evo 2022
- Mice: Save up to 63% on Logitech, Razer, and more
- Keyboards: Budget decks from just $14.99
- SSDs: Big discounts of up to 45% on SanDisk and WD drives
- Headsets: Half price Razer headphones now available
- Monitors: Curved displays from $129.99
- Controllers: PowerA gamepads up to 21% off
- Streaming: Elgato Stream Deck now 18% off
- Xbox Game Pass: Save 19% on a PC subscription
- 4K TVs: Fire displays now starting from $199.99
Looking for something new to play? Check out our general guide to Prime Day video game deals.
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