It's no secret that gaming has become expensive over the years, particularly as of late, with the RAM and storage crisis forcing myriad price increases from the PlayStation 5 to the Xbox Series line of consoles and everything in between. So far, the Nintendo Switch 2 has been able to escape a price hike, at least for now, but its titles are still expensive.
So in comes Costco, the membership-only big box warehouse store, with a one-of-a-kind deal on some of the Nintendo Switch 2's biggest titles: Kirby Air Riders, Pokemon Legends: Z-A and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, all titles that served as launch games for the successor to the Nintendo Switch.
Right now, they're on sale for $29.97 each, down from their $69.99 price at launch. The deal, which was first reported by Wario64, can be confirmed by TheGamer.
We took a stroll down to our local Costco, and indeed the $29.97 price is in effect, with no additional need for a manager override. At least at our warehouse, there were plentiful copies.
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