Nintendo celebrates Valentine's Day and the rest of the days of this month of February with a special promotion at stake like Super Mario Odyssey.
Nintendo has arrived on Valentine's Day with a new promotion in the European eShop of Nintendo Switch. The company, which recently reported sales of more than 52 million units for the console in less than three years, has started the “Featured 2020” campaign, whereby games like all kinds go on to have sales of up to 75% off.
"Highlights 2020", new promotion with sales until March 1
Thus, titles such as Super Mario Odyssey receive a reduction of 33%, while others of independent cut see their price reduced to more than half. There are many works, therefore, that remain below the barrier of 10 and 5 euros; among them, hits from the independent scene like Yoku’s Island Express for 6.79 euros
To highlight the titles of greater name, we collect some of the offers of the most outstanding games of the promotion; although, as we say, there are several dozen titles with these temporary discounts that will end on the first day of March:
- Super Mario Maker 2 for 39.99 euros
- Fire Emblem: Three Houses for 39.99 euros
- Super Mario Odyssey for 39.99 euros
- Xenoblade Chronicles 2 for 39.99 euros
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for 29.99 euros
- Mortal Kombat 11 27.99 euros
- DOOM for 29.99 euros
- FIFA 20 for 24.99 euros
The future of the console now goes through the launch of works such as the highly anticipated Animal Crossing: New Horizons, which is the most important title for Nintendo Switch in the first half of 2020 in terms of exclusives. Others with a confirmed release for 2020 are Bravely Default II or Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition. Finally, unfortunately for those who want to have these titles at home as soon as possible, works such as the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 do not even have a concrete exit window; Only they are in development.
For those who expect new hardware in 2020, Nintendo has confirmed that there will be no revisions of Nintendo Switch this year.
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