Nintendo eShop Super Sale: now over 1,500 games for Nintendo Switch on sale
The Super Sale is now running in the Nintendo eShop with more than 1,500 offers for Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo eShop today launched the huge Super Sale where you can get more than 1,500 games for Nintendo Switch cheaper. The deals also include exclusive first-party hits, as well as a few games that are available for a lower price on Nintendo eShop for the first time. In this article we have selected ten highlights for you and will briefly present them to you. The complete overview of all deals can be found here:
Nintendo eShop Super Sale: now over 1,500 games for Nintendo Switch on sale
1:33
New Pokémon Snap – Launch trailer gets us in the mood for the photo safari
New Pokémon Snap is on sale for the first time in Nintendo eShop. As in the original, which was released for N64 in 1999, it’s all about taking particularly pretty photos of wild Pokémon. The game principle is similar to that of a rail shooter: we not only eagerly snap pictures from a moving vehicle with our camera, but also fire various items that are supposed to lure out the little monsters and have them pose for us. From time to time we also have to solve small puzzles for the perfect photo. Compared to its predecessor, the scope is much larger: instead of 63, there are now more than 200 Pokémon.
New Pokémon Snap instead of €59.99 for €39.99 in the Nintendo eShop
7:52
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening – Test video for Nintendo’s most beautiful remake
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening for Nintendo Switch is a remake of the classic game of the same name originally released for Game Boy. The technical basis is completely new, instead of minimalistic pixel optics, there is now detailed 3D graphics. The top-down perspective of the template is still retained and the new edition remains close to the original in other respects: the action-adventure lets us explore an open, varied game world with desert, mountains and enchanted forest while fighting numerous monsters. In addition, we explore dungeons in which we have to solve tricky puzzles. The remake is just as suitable for newcomers as it is for veterans who want to refresh nostalgic memories.
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening instead of €59.99 for €39.99 in the Nintendo eShop
6:12
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga in the gameplay trailer
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is loud our test the best LEGO game in a few years. This is partly due to the impressive scope: we can replay all three Star Wars trilogies and freely decide which one we want to start with. But the presentation is also very successful thanks to the pretty graphics and atmospheric music. Playfully, the new LEGO Star Wars basically follows the well-known LEGO recipe with action, puzzles and exploration. However, new combos bring a little more complexity to the fights. There are also spectacular space battles that provide variety. Of course, you can also count on the usual LEGO humor.
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga instead of €59.99 for €47.99 in the Nintendo eShop
1:31
Shin Megami Tensei 5 – Nintendo Switch RPG & Persona Cousin Story Trailer
The Shin Megami Tensei V, which was released at the end of 2021, is also on offer for the first time. The JRPG is about a high school student who discovers his supernatural powers and from then on fights demons. However, we can also use negotiation skills to persuade some demons to join us, resulting in a Pokémon-like gathering mechanic. In the challenging battles we go with teams of three demons. Last but not least, whether we have put together our team wisely and equipped it with the right skills is decisive for success. In addition to fighting, platforming also plays a role in exploring the game world, which is designed in a very pretty anime style.
Shin Megami Tensei V instead of €59.99 for €39.99 in the Nintendo eShop
0:44
Among Us – multiplayer megahit now playable on the switch
Among Us has made the leap from a small indie secret to one of the biggest multiplayer hits of recent years. In a space station, a group of four to fifteen players must complete various tasks in order to survive. The problem is that there is at least one person among them who is trying to sabotage or murder the others. If a murder is discovered, the group can vote on who to accuse and throw overboard. If she manages to unmask all the murderers, she wins. If, on the other hand, she convicts innocent people, it can quickly happen that the murderers are in the majority. As a murderer, you do everything to confuse the others and lure them on the wrong track.
Among Us instead of €4.29 for €3.21 in the Nintendo eShop
10:01 a.m
Doom Eternal – Test video for the first-person shooter
In many ways, DOOM Eternal is an old-school first-person shooter: the pace is fast, the violence excessive, and the difficulty level hard. If we want to prevail in the fight against hordes of demons, we not only need accuracy and quick reactions, but also constantly monitor our health, armor and ammo. One of the new mechanics compared to its predecessor is that we can get these three essential resources back through particularly spectacular kills with certain weapons such as the chainsaw or the flamethrower. This adds a bit of tactical depth to the otherwise fast-paced gameplay.
DOOM Eternal instead of €59.99 for €19.79 in the Nintendo eShop
0:58
Cuphead – launch trailer for the heavy Jump&Run
Cuphead is a 2D action game that immediately catches your eye with its 1930s cartoon-style look. We play a cute character with a cup for a head who, in the service of the devil, collects souls from sinners to work off their gambling debts. The boss fights against those same sinners are the core of the game. Among other things, we compete against a giant carrot, a nasty clown and a dragon. The game mechanics are similar to those of a bullet hell shooter. In between there are also classic Jump&Run levels. The level of difficulty is rock hard, but luckily you don’t have to fight your way through it alone, you can also compete in co-op.
Cuphead instead of €19.99 for €13.99 in the Nintendo eShop
8:02
Little Nightmares 2 – Test video for the horror hit
In Little Nightmares 2 we play two children who have to escape from a spooky town and have to reach a signal tower that seems to be the cause of the whole area turning into a nightmare version of themselves. Like its predecessor, the horror game impresses with its excellent art design, which skilfully combines cuteness with grotesque and surreal elements. Compared to Part 1, Little Nightmares 2 is much more varied: The five chapters differ greatly from each other and let us, for example, investigate a strange hospital full of scary dolls and traverse a dark forest.
Little Nightmares 2 instead of €29.99 for €14.99 in the Nintendo eShop
1:30
Trials Rising – E3 trailer for the 2.5D racing game
As in its predecessors, in Trials Rising we race with our motorcycles over daring obstacle courses. The fact that the levels, which are scattered across locations all over the world, are only structured in two dimensions, despite the 3D graphics, doesn’t make the gameplay any less demanding: Due to the enormous gradients, inclines and bumps, it can be a challenge just to get on the to hold the motorcycle. With 120 tracks creatively designed, Trials Rising offers massive scope. The fact that we actually want to try them all is not only due to the challenging gameplay, but also to the great soundtrack and the macabre humor typical of the series.
Trials Rising instead of €19.99 for €5.99 in the Nintendo eShop
1:17
Spiritfarer – Beautiful Souls-Themed Adventure is now available for Nintendo Switch
Spiritfarer is a creative mix of building game, jump & run and adventure. We play Stella, whose job as a ferrywoman is to transport the souls of the dead to the afterlife with her ship and help them to end life. To do this, she must find out more about them and complete various tasks for them. Until that is done, the dead need suitable accommodation and food on their ship. That’s why we have to keep upgrading the ship, for which we need resources that we can find on many small islands. Jump and run gameplay is used to explore them, because the most remote corners are sometimes not easy to reach. But we also conduct dialogues and do business here.
Spiritfarer: Farewell Edition instead of €24.99 for €8.24 in the Nintendo eShop
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