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Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo Mar10 Day Deals for Nintendo Switch Save up to 75% on Mario games

This sale will have you jumping on the back of a digital Koopa turtle. Mar10 Day is a day to celebrate Mario, and Nintendo is on board with major deals on a handful of Mario games for Nintendo Switch.

Shop now to get up to 75% off Mario games. The deals include Super Mario Bros. Wonder for $41.99, saving you $18 on list price.

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The Mario universe is mad up of much more than simple side scrolling jumping games. Today, games like Super Mario RPG, Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Gold Edition,and Super Mario Makerexpand the ways you can play in the Mushroom Kingdom.

Whether you're looking for fidgety fun for your commute home or deep gameplay to enjoy on your TV, this Mario sale is full of delights. As of March 10, Nintendo is offering deals on Mario games for up to 75% off.

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