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In Huge New Sale Nintendo Switch-Exclusive Games Are Discounted

Super Mario Party, Age of Calamity, Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Nintendo, and a slew of other digital Switch titles are on sale through June 25.

Nintendo may not be doing any major press events at this time of year, but it is now running a massive eShop sale that is drastically reducing the cost of several of its most well-liked titles. Even better, a number of different merchants are matching the prices on these digital games, so if you have an unused gift card, be sure to check out all these alternative sites.

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  • Amazon
  • Best Buy
  • Target
  • GameStop
  • Humble
  • eShop

This is a wonderful chance to stock up on hits you may have missed over the last several years because many games that are usually $60 can be available for just $42. This contains the frantic Astral Chain, the spirited Super Mario Party, and the Dynasty Warriors-inspired Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is also on sale for $42, which is a very uncommonly reduced price, offering you a kid-friendly substitute to Diablo 4.

Cult of the Lamb is now $16 (reduced from $25), while Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope is now $30 (reduced from $60). The latter is especially noteworthy because it’s conceivably one of the greatest strategy games available for the Nintendo Switch, and this is one of the lowest rates we’ve seen for the title. The turn-based tactics sequel is made at the same high standards as earlier Mario games, but because it was created by Ubisoft, the price is lower than what you would generally see for first-party Nintendo games.

You can see a list of the top offers for the many other fantastic games that are now on sale below. You have plenty of time to browse the selection and choose anything that appeals to you because Nintendo is closing the promotion on June 25.

Best Switch deals

  • Astral Chain — $42 ($60)
  • Bravely Default 2 — $42 ($60)
  • Cult of the Lamb — $16 ($25)
  • Daemon X Machina — $42 ($60)
  • Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age — $50 ($60)
  • Fire Emblem: Three Houses + Expansion Pass — $60 ($85)
  • Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity — $42 ($60)
  • Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope — $30 ($60)
  • Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 — $42 ($60)
  • Metroid Dread — $42 ($60)
  • Monster Hunter Rise + Sunbreak Bundle — $40 ($60)
  • Neon White — $18 ($25)
  • Persona 5 Royal — $36 ($60)
  • Return to Monkey Island — $18 ($25)
  • Shin Megami Tensei V — $30 ($60)
  • Sonic Frontiers — $36 ($60)
  • Super Mario Party — $42 ($60)
  • Tunic — $21 ($30)
  • Triangle Strategy — $42 ($60)
  • Xenoblade Chronicles 3 — $42 ($60)

FAQs

Does Nintendo Switch have exclusive games?

The top Nintendo Switch games are available in our selection of exclusive titles. You won’t be able to play any of these fantastic titles on any other platform, from the enormously popular Animal Crossing and Pokémon games to family favourites like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.

Why are Nintendo exclusives so expensive?

Apple items cost more money for the same reason that Nintendo games do. It has a long history and is a very well-known and reliable brand. People are prepared to spend extra for Nintendo items because they have faith in the company.

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Riya Kapoor

Riya Kapoor writes about lifestyle, entertainment, news and gadgets. She has been in this industry for almost 4 years now. She is a graduate from Delhi University with English Hons and had deep connection with writing since her childhood.

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