Kenneth Lee at GameCloud writes: "Diablo III is a beautiful marriage of excellent content, timeless gameplay and the Switch’s plug and play design. Despite its age, it still manages to be a fun hack and slash adventure that is best experienced with friends. The Switch’s library has dramatically matured since it launched in 2017, and I do hope more developers emulate Blizzard’s lead and bring the appropriate franchises to this unique console. If you own a Switch and are looking for a fun, casual multiplayer game, you’ll enjoy Diablo III."
PlayStation Store welcomes the Games Under promotion, starting Wednesday August 17. Until Tuesday August 30 enjoy discounts on the likes of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – Deluxe Edition, The Crew 2 Gold Edition, Diablo III: Eternal Collection and many more titles.
The Black Friday deals on Nintendo Switch games are now live! You can save on big-name games like Super Mario Odyssey, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Tennis Aces, and Diablo III Eternal Collection.
Gamefly has it for $44-5=discount = $39 for Luigi, $35 for Donkey Kong. What happened to the Target BEST Buy Black Friday retail deals as I did not see either of these games in the $29 Q at any retail stores.
I was disappointed in what stores were offering for movies as well. They didn't match the flyers at all with selection
Crash bandicoot n.sane trilogy is the only game at 19.99. Though Zelda BOTW is pretty Nice priced at 29.99
All these years old games should be 30 by default by now, and BoTW should've had a GOTY edition by now too. I'm speaking specifically ninty games
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The thing is they hold value even if you try to sell your copy , you could get $20 for BOTW. Pokémon games for GBA and DS still hold decent value.
resellers still sell BotW for like $40+, it's not beneficial imo. A game that sold over 10 million copies shouldn't hold a value when it's still active 3 years down the line. It can build a value back in the future. But as of now. It should be dirt cheap
They are still selling as good, better in some cases, than other games that are cheaper on all consoles. Why would they drop the price when they still sell?
Price goes down with sales curve. If there is no curve, the price stays up. Nintendo sells evergreen titles that continue to sell overtime while others have their sales front loaded. That is the real reason it takes so long for prices to drop on Nintendo games.
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