Cheaper than retail! Surprising sale by konami... maybe to tie in with the recent update?
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crafton
1 Jul 1714#7
To be fair it's practically a different game since it was originally reviewed.
Controls have been fixed, frame rate doubled, net code fixed, ton of extra content.
sparc
1 Jul 1713#2
thirty quid for a 62 rated metacritic game is still a lot.
I know we're use to being ripped off one Nintendo consoles and theres hardly any games out.
tamtech
1 Jul 174#21
South Africa Nintendo sells it for 390 rand which equates to less than £23. Got minecraft for around £15 the same way before and works fine. Just create a separate profile on your switch to buy from the South Africa store.
jimhuf
1 Jul 174#4
An OK price for physical but too much for digital IMHO
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llamapharmer
1 Jul 17#1
Awesome, will defo be picking this up now! Much closer to the price it should be.
sparc
1 Jul 1713#2
thirty quid for a 62 rated metacritic game is still a lot.
I know we're use to being ripped off one Nintendo consoles and theres hardly any games out.
hobsgrg to sparc
1 Jul 17#9
This article explains one of the big post launch updates that delivered significant improvement
Game wasn't very good at launch but has changed a lot since those initial reviews
prankster101 to sparc
1 Jul 171#18
Remember... A Switch isn't just for Zelda. It's for Nintendards who have more money than sense...
Hisi
1 Jul 171#3
It's €29.99 on other European stores. There seems to be some sites that sell eshop € credit. Seagm has 2 €15 for £27.18. Of course you need to have a European Nintendo account to redeem and purchase.
Alternatively, back on the UK store, buy a £25 eshop card with 5% from cdkeys and pay the difference to get it for £27.80.
Anyone else found ways to shave the price down further?
jco83 to Hisi
1 Jul 17#19
As long as you don't have credit on your Nintendo account, you can change region at 'accounts.nintendo.com' but if you have any credit on your account you won't be able to change without contacting Nintendo, so don't change region then load it with credit, pay by debit/credit card.
As long as there is no credit on your Nintendo account it's very simple to change region as often as you like
Bomberman on Norway eShop works out as £23.79, so a fee-free card would get it for that, else there would be a small exchange fee by your payment method (usually 2% or 3%)
jimhuf
1 Jul 174#4
An OK price for physical but too much for digital IMHO
atlast81
1 Jul 17#5
nintendo is moving in the right direction with this.... soon reduction
jsty3105 to atlast81
1 Jul 17#12
Wasn't Nintendo's decision actually. In recent years, sales of non Nintendo published games were always driven by the respective publisher.
FloatingWilson
1 Jul 17#6
Looks like a much better price. :smiley:
As I don't have a Switch yet, I'm a little out of touch with the digital purchasing rules; Are purchases tied to just one machine (like they are on the Wii U) or has that all changed now?
crafton
1 Jul 1714#7
To be fair it's practically a different game since it was originally reviewed.
Controls have been fixed, frame rate doubled, net code fixed, ton of extra content.
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Controls have been fixed, frame rate doubled, net code fixed, ton of extra content.
I know we're use to being ripped off one Nintendo consoles and theres hardly any games out.
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I know we're use to being ripped off one Nintendo consoles and theres hardly any games out.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-super-bomberman-r-60fps-patch-report
Game wasn't very good at launch but has changed a lot since those initial reviews
Alternatively, back on the UK store, buy a £25 eshop card with 5% from cdkeys and pay the difference to get it for £27.80.
Anyone else found ways to shave the price down further?
As long as there is no credit on your Nintendo account it's very simple to change region as often as you like
Bomberman on Norway eShop works out as £23.79, so a fee-free card would get it for that, else there would be a small exchange fee by your payment method (usually 2% or 3%)
As I don't have a Switch yet, I'm a little out of touch with the digital purchasing rules; Are purchases tied to just one machine (like they are on the Wii U) or has that all changed now?
Controls have been fixed, frame rate doubled, net code fixed, ton of extra content.