That means that the best way to promote your game and be seen is to drop those prices to be included in the most played sections. The reason you see sale wars on eShop is because Nintendo are just god awful at curation on the store. The problems you highlighted of exposure and product value are nearly exclusively a Nintendo problem. Like having all the RE games on Switch be £50-&60 each. You can't really argue that game prices shouldn't drop, unless you are also going to argue that every game should maintain its original launch price. And once initial sales have been made, and the sales drop, they drop the price to boost sales and maintain revenue again. And normally games are priced to maximise sales, not keep a product's value high. It doesn't matter if you sell 100k copies at £50 or 1m at £5. A dev isn't concerned about their product being cheap, they are concerned about turning a profit. The reason most games get price drops is continued revenue. Be sure to bookmark this page and be ready to slam in your order when they pop up before they disappear for good: We'll update this guide as and when stock reappears. Supply ran short for some retailers before launch.īelow are the best deals we could find in the UK and US. It's unclear when supply of the boxed copy will run out, but we'd expect supplies to run short much sooner than March 2021 as printed copies end up on popular auction sites. The game collection launched digitally and physically on the Switch on 18th September 2020, however both versions are limited-run/limited-time releases, with the digital version being available until the end of March 2021 only. If you are a collector of boxed Nintendo Switch games, you won't want to hang around - Nintendo has stated that this is a limited-time release.

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