The Nintendo Holiday Sale Has Begun, With A Few Hard Hitting Titles Fans Will Be Thrilled To See
The Nintendo Holiday Sale is here at last, revealing many great titles on sale for up to 50% off. The game console giant has had many titles go on sale in the past week, but the sale has not officially started until December 23. As part of the sale, many games are discounted for up to half off, including a mix of old and new hits that are sure to be winners among Switch users.
The sale has just launched on the Nintendo eShop, putting over 60 first- and third-party games on sale for up to half price. Huge Switch hits are part of the sale, including, and other Nintendo titles, as well as non-Nintendo names like the indie darlings and Switch owners who want to take advantage of the sale will have to act fast, as the sale ends on January 5, at 11:59 p.m. PT.
One of the biggest Switch titles available for a discount right now is available for 30% off, at $41.99 USD. The DLC and the bundle that includes both are also on sale for 30% off each, at $17.49 and $59.48, respectively. Of course, Nintendo's main franchise star, Mario, also appears in the sale, with and both listed at $39.99 (33% off).
Nintendo Switch Online does an admirable job brining retro titles to modern hardware, but there are plenty of Nintendo classics still missing.
Another notable discount is which has boththe core game for $29.99 (a 25% discount) and the DLC for an additional $19.49. With the newest expansion just released, this is a great time to get into the cozy Disney title. By far the biggest deal at this Nintendo Holiday sale, though, isthe 2023 at just $9.99 and for $12.49, an impressive 75% off the regular prices.
I'm what's considered online a «patient gamer,» preferring to wait for a title to iron out all its launch issues and go on sale before I snag it. However, as a Switch user, this can sometimes mean waiting a long time before I can get a hold of a game I want for a good price. Nintendo just doesn't seem to have sales as often as some other platforms, and while I've been guilty of
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