It is not without reason that the Nintendo Switch is one of the best-selling consoles in the world. Besides its innovative combination of portable and stationary console, it simply has some truly fantastic games to offer. With more than 55 million units Mario Kart 8 Deluxe by far the most popular Switch game and for good reason. Because what’s more fun than laughing at friends and family as they slide over a banana peel just before the finish line?
MediaMarkt is really letting it go just before Black Friday. You get the new Nintendo Switch OLED bundle with “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe” for the same price as the console without the game, so you’re essentially getting the game for free. You get as a bonus Free three months of Nintendo Switch Online. This means you can compete online with the right professionals.
MediaMarkt is selling the “Mario Kart” bundle for just 329 euros – the game is currently available for you separately 49 euros offered* cost.
Nintendo Switch OLED and “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe”: fun for the whole family
A fast ride through a candy canyon, a wild ride through a haunted house, an adrenaline-filled chase through a fortress surrounded by trenches full of bubbling lava and at any time a red turtle shell can throw you off track: “Mario Kart” is always THE one action-packed racing game par excellence, but the variety and ingenuity of “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe” is unique.
Getting started is incredibly easy. Choose one of the iconic characters, assemble a vehicle and hit the road. You can choose from different cars and motorcycles, all of which have different driving characteristics. Then you go directly to one of the 48 creative routes.
And if you’ve had enough of all the routes, that’s possible too a route pass* acquire, the another 48 routes added. Particularly cool are the replicas of famous cities such as Berlin or Los Angeles. The author of this text has already lived in both cities and has a lot of fun exploring the metropolises as Mario, Yoshi or Donkey Kong.
What does the Nintendo Switch OLED bring? As the name suggests, you get a built-in OLED display that offers brighter colors, richer contrasts and, most importantly, deep blacks compared to the normal Switch. The OLED version is especially worthwhile if you play on the go. In addition, the internal memory has been expanded to 64 GB, allowing you to store more games directly on the console.