Gamers have spotted a way to bag the new Mario Kart World on Switch 2 for less than half price.
In case you missed it, the highly-anticipated game finally launched today (Thursday, June 5) along with the console, but its RRP of £74.99 has divided the gaming community.
On social media platform X, one fan called the price tag 'outrageous', whilst another said there is 'absolutely nothing to justify the price tag'.
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But eagle-eyed shoppers have stumbled across a shopping hack that will enable you to get the game for less, if you're quick.
From the launch date and price to what to expect from the new game, find out everything you need to know about the Mario Kart World discount bundle below (before the deal sells out).
How to get £41 off Mario Kart World in the UK now
Gamers have spotted a hidden hack to bag Mario Kart World for £41 less than the asking price. At the time of writing this, you can purchase a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle for £429.99 on the official Nintendo website.
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The bundle includes the following: Nintendo Switch 2 (£395.99) and Mario Kart World (£74.99, physical edition).
Individually, the items come in at £470.98. So, if you purchase the bundle, you save £40.99 - effectively bringing the price of Mario Kart World down from £74.99 to £34.
Speaking about the bundle on Reddit, one gamer wrote: "Thank God for the bundle, it's saving me £30, from having to buy the Switch 2 and Mario Kart World separately."
Just make sure to hurry if you're keen, as it's only just come back in stock today (Thursday, May 22).
When does Mario Kart World launch in the UK?
The new gaming title launched on Thursday, June 5 exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2 (which will also be available to purchase on the same day). The digital version is up for grabs via the Nintendo store for £66.99, whilst the physical edition costs £74.99.
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Pre-orders opened briefly last month but quickly sold out, so if you want to get your order in you might be better off going for a bundle.
What to expect from the new Mario Kart World launch
If you’ve been wondering how Nintendo will top Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, then listen up. For the first time ever, up to 24 players can race at the same time, a huge departure from the original 12-player limit.
There’s sure to be more competition too, as the tracks are even bigger and better than ever before to fit into Free Roam mode, which allows players to race without time limits or lap counters.
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See you at the checkout?
Danielle Fowler