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Nintendo and Fujifilm have teamed up once again to bring fans a fun crossover that blends gaming and instant photography — just in time for the busiest Christmas shopping rush.
Fujifilm’s latest holiday bundle features the Instax Mini Link 3 smartphone printer paired with an exclusive Super Mario Question Block silicone case, giving players everything they need to create and share custom Nintendo-themed instant prints right out of the box.
For those new to it, the Instax Mini Link is a compact, mobile instant-photo printer that turns your smartphone images into real Instax Mini prints in seconds. Instead of taking photos itself, it connects to your phone via Bluetooth and uses the Instax Mini Link app to print your edited shots instantly.
The partnership ties in with the Instax Mini Link for Nintendo Switch app, which connects your console to the printer so you can easily turn screenshots from your favorite games into real prints.
Alongside the new bundle, Fujifilm has rolled out an app update introducing two new features designed to make sharing your gaming memories even more fun and personal.
Buy the new Instax Mini Link Smartphone Printer and Super Mario Question Block Design Silicon Case Bundle from Amazon
This new portable, limited-edition smartphone photo printer with a Super Mario Block silicone case prints in-game moments, 3D AR effects, and Nintendo character templates via the customizable app. It uses all Instax Mini film, which can also be found on Amazon. It prints photos in as little as 15 seconds, and comes with USB-C charging, creative modes, and 800×600 resolution for vivid images.
Instax Mini Link Smartphone Printer and Super Mario case bundle
$159.99
Buy the Nintendo Switch 2 bundled with Mario Kart World from Amazon
You can now experience exclusive games like Mario Kart World on Nintendo Switch 2 in this specialised bundle. Enjoy a larger 1080p screen or play on your TV in stunning 4K with HDR. Snap on the new magnetic Joy-Con 2 controllers, chat with friends using GameChat, and even connect face-to-face with the built-in camera.
Nintendo Switch 2
$429.95
$409
The enhanced app introduces Instax AiR Studio and Click to Collage, creative tools that transform your in-game screenshots into keepsakes. Both features are compatible with all Instax Mini Link smartphone printers and are compatible with both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 consoles.
With Instax AiR Studio, you can personalise your prints using elements from the Mushroom Kingdom in the game—adding Mario characters, items, and other fun details to create one-of-a-kind instant photos.
The enhanced app introduces Instax AiR Studio and Click to Collage, creative tools that transform your in-game screenshots into keepsakes, compatible with all Nintendo Switch consoles
| FUJIFILM | NINTENDO PRESS OFFICEThe Click to Collage function acts like a digital photo booth. It automatically snaps six photos at three-second intervals and merges them into one lively collage print. It’s a playful feature that lets you feel like you’re part of the Super Mario universe.
Snap photos on your phone and customise them with stickers and other elements from the new Instax AiR Studio feature in the Instax Mini Link app
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Together, these tools make it easier than ever to turn your Nintendo Switch screenshots into personalised Instax Mini prints—perfect for sharing with friends or keeping as collectables.
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The updated app is free to download and works with every Instax Mini Link model, from earlier versions to the latest Link 3. You can easily transfer screenshots from your Switch console to your smartphone, then customise them with Nintendo-themed frames and stickers before printing them on Instax Mini film.
Since its debut in 2021, Fujifilm’s Instax Mini Link app has continued to evolve, offering new ways for you to blend your love of gaming with instant photography.
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