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Nintendo Switch "Play Together" Sale. Donkey Kong TF £33.49, Diablo 3 EC £34.99, FIFA 19 £27.49 (more in description)


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There's a "Play Together" Sale on the Nintendo eShop - a celebration of local co-op games. It started today (February 7th) at 2PM and runs until the 21st February. A perfect opportunity to snap up Horizon Chase Turbo for £12.59 or maybe Nine Parchments for only £5.39! Donkey Kong, Captain Toad and Monster Hunter are all down in price. Check out the highlights below, followed by the complete official listing in alphabetical order. NB. There seems to be a few extra titles on offer that aren't listed below: Capcom Beat Em Up Bundle, Mega Man 11, Grip and Sid Meier's Civilization VI all have small discounts. Worth clicking through to the link and seeing if anything tickles your fancy.
SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze – £33.49 / normally £49.99
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker – £24.29 / normally £34.99
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate - £34.99 / normally £49.99
Diablo III: Eternal Collection - £34.99 / normally £49.99
FIFA 19 – £27.49 (€29.99), normally £54.99
NBA 2K19 – £35 / normally £54.99
Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition - £3.59 / normally £17.99
TowerFall - £12.59 / normally £17.99
Resident Evil Revelations 2 – £11.99 / normally £19.99
Nine Parchments – £5.39 / normally £17.99
Horizon Chase Turbo - £12.59 / normally £17.99
Guacamelee! 2 – £12.59 / normally £17.99
THE LIST IN FULL
SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze – £33.49 / normally £49.99
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker – £24.29 / normally £34.99
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate - £34.99 / normally £49.99
Diablo III: Eternal Collection - £34.99 / normally £49.99
FIFA 19 – £27.49 (€29.99), normally £54.99
NBA 2K19 – £35 / normally £54.99
Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition - £3.59 / normally £17.99
TowerFall - £12.59 / normally £17.99
Resident Evil Revelations 2 – £11.99 / normally £19.99
Nine Parchments – £5.39 / normally £17.99
Horizon Chase Turbo - £12.59 / normally £17.99
Guacamelee! 2 – £12.59 / normally £17.99
THE LIST IN FULL
- A Robot Named Fight, Hitcents – £4.99 (€5.49), normally £9.99 (€10.99)
- Bombslinger, Plug In Digital – £7.01 (€7.79), normally £10.79 (€11.99)
- Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Nintendo – £24.29 (€27.99), normally £34.99 (€39.99)
- Caveman Warriors, JanduSoft – £5.84 (€6.49), normally £11.69 (€12.99)
- Collidalot, Grunka Munka – £6.99 (€7.69), normally £9.99 (€10.99)
- Conga Master Party!, Rising Star Games – £4.79 (€5.39), normally £7.99 (€8.99)
- Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition, TranscendSense Technologies – £3.59 (€3.99), normally £17.99 (€19.99)
- De Mambo, The Dangerous Kitchen – £4.99 (€5.49), normally £9.99 (€10.99)
- Death Squared, SMG Studio – £8.39 (€8.75), normally £11.99 (€12.50)
- Deru: The Art of Cooperation, Ink Kit – £9.44 (€10.49), normally £13.49 (€14.99)
- Diablo III: Eternal Collection, Blizzard Entertainment – £34.99 (€39.99), normally £49.99 (€59.99)
- Disc Jam, High Horse Games – £6.74 (€7.49), normally £13.49 (€14.99)
- Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Nintendo – £33.49 (€39.99), normally £49.99 (€59.99)
- FIFA 19, Electronic Arts – £27.49 (€29.99), normally £54.99 (€59.99)
- Gear.Club Unlimited, Microids – £17.99 (€19.99), normally £44.99 (€49.99)
- Go Vacation, Nintendo – £27.99 (€34.99), normally £39.99 (€49.99)
- Guacamelee! 2, DrinkBox Studios – £12.59 (€13.99), normally £17.99 (€19.99)
- Hammerwatch, BlitWorks – £6.29 (€6.99), normally £8.99 (€9.99)
- Horizon Chase Turbo, AQUIRIS – £12.59 (€13.99), normally £17.99 (€19.99)
- INVERSUS Deluxe, Hypersect – £6.59 (€7.19), normally £10.99 (€11.99)
- Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition, Crunching Koalas – £4.49 (€4.99), normally £8.99 (€9.99)
- Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, Capcom – £34.99 (€41.99), normally £49.99 (€59.99)
- NBA 2K Playgrounds 2, 2K – £14.80 (€20.09), normally £24.99 (€29.99)
- NBA 2K19 20th Anniversary Edition, 2K – £54.25 (€56.99), normally £84.99 (€99.99)
- NBA 2K19, 2K – £35 (€39.89), normally £54.99 (€69.99)
- Nidhogg 2, Messhof – £9.44 (€10.49), normally £13.49 (€14.99)
- Nine Parchments, Frozenbyte – £5.39 (€5.99), normally £17.99 (€19.99)
- Old School Musical, Plug In Digital – £8.09 (€8.99), normally £11.09 (€12.99)
- Party Golf, Giant Margarita – £3.37 (€3.74), normally £13.49 (€14.99)
- Pic-a-Pix Deluxe, Lightwood Games – £4.19 (€4.79), normally £6.99 (€7.99)
- Pocket Rumble, Chucklefish – £4.89 (€6.99), normally £6.99 (€9.99)
- Pode, Henchman&Goon – £15.74 (€17.49), normally £22.49 (€24.99)
- Puyo Puyo Tetris, Koch Media – £20.99 (€23.99), normally £34.99 (€39.99)
- Resident Evil Revelations 2, Capcom – £11.99 (€14.99) until 28th February 2019, normally £19.99 (€24.99)
- Robbotto, JMJ Interactive – £4.49 (€4.99), normally £8.99 (€9.99)
- Sausage Sports Club, Luckshot Games – £7.19 (€7.99), normally £11.69 (€12.99)
- Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, Capcom – £31.49 (€34.99), normally £44.99 (€49.99)
- Streets of Red: Devil’s Dare Deluxe, Secret Base – £4.40 (€4.89), normally £6.29 (€6.99)
- Sundered: Eldritch Edition, Thunder Lotus Games – £10.84 (€13.99), normally £15.49 (€19.99)
- Super Chariot, Microids – £7.19 (€7.99), normally £17.99 (€19.99)
- Super Meat Boy, BlitWorks – £8.39 (€9.09), normally £11.99 (€12.99)
- Super Rocket Shootout, Plug In Digital – £4.49 (€4.99), normally £8.99 (€9.99)
- The Bug Butcher, 2Awesome Studio – £6.39 (€6.39), normally £7.99 (€7.99)
- The Next Penelope, Plug In Digital – £4.22 (€4.99), normally £10.99 (€12.99)
- TowerFall, Matt Makes Games – £12.59 (€13.99), normally £17.99 (€19.99)
- Tricky Towers, Weird Beard – £9.44 (€10.49), normally £13.49 (€14.99)
- TumbleSeed, aeiowu – £4.19 (€4.89), normally £11.99 (€13.99)
- TurtlePop: Journey to Freedom, DigiPen Game Studio – £4.79 (€5.98), normally £7.99 (€9.98)
- Ultra Street Fighter II The Final Challengers, Capcom – £17.49 (€19.99), normally £34.99 (€39.99)
- Urban Trial Playground, Tate Multimedia – £5.39 (€5.99), normally £17.99 (€19.99)
- Urban Trial Playground Deluxe Edition, Tate Multimedia – £6.47 (€7.19), normally £16.19 (€17.99)
- Use Your Words, Smiling Buddha Games – £5.89 (€6.54), normally £11.79 (€13.09)
- Windjammers, DotEmu – £9.44 (€10.49), normally £13.49 (€14.99)

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Edited by Mr_Humpf: "", 8 February 2019
75 Comments
sorted byAre you new to the switch?
I've got about 20 physical Switch games and about 10 digital ones. I'm primarily a portable gamer though. I could download Diablo 3 for PS4 at £17 and never get round to playing it, or I can pay £35 for it on Switch and put 100 hours in. Everyone's cirmcustances are different though, so I totally understand where you're coming from.
Like of course their pricing is different, but it seems whenever the Diablo 3 price point is made no one seems to take into consideration the fact it has been completely developed to run on a handheld console? That takes a lot of work, the optimisation, tweaking everything to run smoothly and play great on the hardware both handheld and docked, it's not an easy task just to port games over (unless your name is Panic Button) and Blizzard have done it extremely well. I personally only paid £27.99 for a physical Diablo 3copy from a very deal a few months back which was definitely a steal.
Full list here: nintendoeverything.com/eur…ls/
Do the right thing, nintendo
There was a 128GB SanDisk Ultra on here yesterday for under £19. Having owned a PS Vita for 5 years, that seems like an absolute bargain to me. But you're right, Nintendo never give anything away - that's why you've got to take these sales in the context of other Nintendo sales and not compare them to what's going on with other platforms.
Yeah, that's the thing and the switch is great for that. I spent many an hour playing through Zelda etc while the missus was watching something on the tv and we didn't have to be in separate rooms! It's great for that. I can imagine if you travel a lot it'd be amazing too.
I do the majority of my gaming on my PC, but I do like to sit back and chill sometimes. This is great for that, but the last game I played was bayonetta and the next will be Smash Brothers when I decide to shell out for it. In the mean time, I've pretty much done all I want to in the 5 games I own and can't justify the rest when they are available elsewhere for so much more reasonable prices. Yet again it pretty much means I'm buying only the console exclusives for a Nintendo console.
As a wee example - I've played skyrim on xbox 360, and PC through to completion (including VR). I'd still pick it up on switch to play again but not for over £30. £20 and I'd have picked it up ages ago.
Yet another comment with no regard to the process and costs of porting a game to a handheld console.
As someone that has gamed on Playstation and Nintendo for about 10 years, I certainly know what you mean. The best answer I can give you is that Nintendo pricing works in a completely different way to Xbox and Playstation. A new game comes out on Playstation and In six months time it will be half the price. A new game comes out on Nintendo and six months later it's still the same price. Nintendo is in fact the only platform where I still re-order, because the chances are that it's the cheapest price the game will be for some time to come (if not ever). I've sold three year old Nintendo games and got most of my money back. That doesn't happen on any other platform. The discounts on these Nintendo sales is also poor when compared to Playstation. In the context of Nintendo sales though, this one looks fairly promising - Nintendo don't usually discount their flagship brands. In defence of Diablo 3 on Switch it is The Eternal Collection which was only released on Playstation in summer 2017 and on Switch in November last year. The usual selling price on PSN of the Eternal Collection is (apparently) over £50.
I've got a strong chin and I can take a beating.
Fair point. Lots of folks are digital only though. I'm the physical sort myself, but it's nice to have a few games digitaly for pick up and play greatness.
I own a Vita also... Although I only really buy Physical copies of games I did end up hacking it so I could use a Micro SD to Vita Memory slot converter, which is incredible if you haven't already done it.
I don't compare these sales with what's going on with other platforms. I compare digital sales to physical and 90% of the time Physical is the better option.
I started off phyical with Vita but the sale prices on PSN were too tasty, so I sold all my physical games, imported two 32GB cards and didn't look back. I didn't know about that memory slot converter thing - although it's probably too late for me now! Apart from Indie games like Grist, Abzu, Hollow Knight and Stardew Valley, I'm physical myself on Switch.
Becasue:
1) It's a newer game on Switch (a year newer than the PS4 version) and they have to pay for the time and effort spent converting it somehow
2) Cartridge prices are more expensive and trading laws mean that digital can't undercut physical in most cases
3) There is very little similar on Switch so lack of competition and the unique format (handheld and tv) means they can get away with the price increase.
As far as I understand it, both can play at the same time but the non-primary console needs to have an active internet connection. Given most of my Switch usage happens in handheld mode on various forms of public transport, it's not really an option for me. Great way of saving money if you're mostly docked though
Another big factor in Switch physical prices is the cost of the cartridges themselves. They're much more expensive to manufacture than blu-rays, which in turn leads to much more conservative amounts being printed for any given game. Low supply keeps prices high
How many switch players are actually paying these prices though? I've got the handful of essentials - Mario odyssey, zelda, mario kart, etc.... but however much I would love to play the likes of Diablo on a portable console, I can't justify the price for that experience. I wonder how many people are in the same boat as me and might buy these games if they were comparatively priced with the other formats?
Nonetheless, as mentioned, any discount on the switch is much appreciated, especially if you're after digital versions and it seems like there are a few good deals here.
Exactly, at least you get it. It runs so so damn well, but I only ever hear (and see in this thread) that it's all Nintendo's fault and switch gamers paying full price is the reason, no one taking the porting into account
That was a worthy trade, Smash couldn't be missed. Nice on the profit too! It should be under £30 at some point soon, I'm definitely a physical game guy.
You are preaching to the choir bud, i have a Wii U and have all the first party titles on the system, MK8 for instance still full of 12 players online matches with no issues, cost me £10 from CEX, and no paywall, so at present for me personally the switch is not needed in any capacity as the U works just fine and is free online, and i don't mobile game, and if i did i have a 2ds xl for some mK7 if it were ever needed, but its not because i don't mobile game...... but at present even if i did not have a U it is just too expensive in every aspect, i mean to play MK8 on a switch right now would cost you over £330, i mean i like Nintendo first party games, but not that much. lol
As a matter of fact if you wanted to play MK8 and were not bothered about mobile gaming then a £80 U and a £10 for MK8 from CEX will see you sorted. (edited)
Thanks for the heat anyway, ti's appreciated. Maybe they'll surprise us all later? If they put Bomberman R out for £20 I might give that another go. If you want these games and you're used to buying digital on Switch, there are some modest but worthwhile discounts here. For the rest of us, the next deal is just around the corner!
But you have to GET UP off the sofa
These are just highlights, full sale will be live at 2 PM
Uhhh... M. U. L. T. I. P. L. A. Y. E. R. ?? !
Shame you are stupid if you think this
You are doing the right thing there, Nintendo are at the back of the line when it comes to a bright consumer friendly digital future. lol
And this deal reminded me i was short a few U games, so i just grabbed DKTF, M3D and M Maker for £25, i traded in M Maker 3ds for the 2ds xl for £13 off the total, so i am getting close to a complete first party U collection, disc's are in immaculate condition.
(Falls off chair laughing)
I don't know how you can justify being full digital on the Switch due to the storage issue... Unless you are gonna spend quite a bit on a 1TB Memory stick lol.
I have a 64GB stick and it lasted like a week lol.
Also Digital sales are never as good as Physical... especially for Nintendo consoles.
My logic at the moment for me and my friend would pay £17.50 each for Diablo 3 eternal collection. Which makes it cheaper than ps4 physical. Then I'll add my £10 gold coins to make it cheaper but also to make it fair to bring in physical trade in.
Digital total atm £25 and got two copies
Physical ps4 one copy £30
Physical trade in £14 cash with £16 lost and no game.
So atm my friend pays £1.50 to keep his game more than physical and I pay £8.50 less and keep my game plus have a friend to play with
I could bring other factors like store credit but then I could counter in with cheaper eshop vouchers
Or you could argue this is a sales price and then I say trade in prices drop (edited)
But only one can play at a time still right?
Switch gamers pay these prices so that is why they are charged said prices, and why not, any bussines would be mad to not take advantage of such a market.