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Dive into the classics with these Nintendo games and consoles

Our Nintendo range boasts a wide collection of consoles, games, and accessories that let you dive into fun party games and old classics from the comfort of your sofa. Jump into the magical world of Zelda or get the party going in the iconic Mushroom Kingdom of Mario. Whether you’re enjoying some time on your own or planning entertainment for a weekend gathering, these Nintendo games and consoles make every moment spent gaming worth it. 

Get everyone involved in the action

Nintendo games easily turn an ordinary evening into something much more exciting, action-packed and nostalgic. Race through the iconic maps on Mario Kart with your friends, or enjoy a single-player adventure into the worlds of your favourite games, new or old. If you’re looking for more precision, our range offers wireless controllers that recreate the traditional console feel. However, if you want to jump into multiplayer games with friends, there’s plenty of Joy-Con controllers available too. Whatever you prefer, Nintendo offers a vast library of games, so it’s easy to find the next adventure that’s right for you. Nintendo combines familiar, iconic games with plenty of versatility, giving you easy-to-share fun every time you switch them off. 

Is a Nintendo Switch worth it?

Yes definitely! The Switch gives you so much versatility and access to iconic party games that are great for any social gathering. It also offers plenty of games that you can find on other consoles, so you won’t be missing out on big titles or new releases. 

What's the difference between the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2?

The main difference between the two consoles is that the Nintendo Switch 2 is faster and larger. With a roomier 7.9 inch screen, gaming on the go is an absolute breeze. But just like the original, this second version also plugs into your TV, but with the upgrade of 4K picture quality, shorter load times and smoother gameplay. The only factor to consider is that all of this extra power comes with a slightly shorter battery life compared to the original Nintendo Switch.

How should I look after my console and games?

When it comes to the games, when you're not using them it's best to keep them in their cases so you don't lose them. For the console itself, to keep it looking and performing at its best, an occasional wipe down with a dry microfibre cloth is all you need.