Nintendo Games Catalog - Compare Switch Prices

This page primarily shows Nintendo Switch games, as it is Nintendo's current active platform. As the Switch 2 launches, titles for both generations will appear here. XD.deals tracks prices from the Nintendo eShop and retailers that sell eShop codes or physical copies. The catalog spans first-party Nintendo franchises (Mario, Zelda, Pokemon, Animal Crossing), major third-party releases, and the platform's thriving indie scene. Filter by genre, price, or rating to narrow your search. For budget options, check deals under 10 as many indie Switch games are affordably priced.

More often than many players realize. The eShop runs weekly discounts, publisher-specific sales, seasonal events, and indie game promotions throughout the year. Major sale periods include E3/Nintendo Direct timing, Black Friday, and holiday seasons. However, Nintendo first-party titles (Mario, Zelda, Pokemon) discount less aggressively than games on other platforms - even years-old titles rarely drop below 30% off. Third-party and indie games on Switch see much deeper discounts, often matching or beating prices on other platforms. Browse Nintendo eShop deals for all current discounts, and set up price alerts for titles you are waiting on.

Yes. XD.deals tracks both digital eShop prices and prices from retailers selling physical copies or eShop credit cards. Physical Nintendo games can sometimes be cheaper than digital, especially used copies or during retail promotions. Some regions have lower eShop prices, and savvy shoppers compare across regions. XD.deals shows the historical low for each game so you can gauge whether the current price is good. For the deepest Switch game discounts, check Nintendo eShop deals during major sale events, or browse third-party retailers that occasionally undercut eShop pricing.

About half the Switch games in our catalogue carry a key seller offer, against six percent on Xbox and under two on PlayStation. That inverts the usual console logic: there comparing rarely applies, here it often does. On a platform where official discounts are rare, it is usually the only route to a lower price.

eShop codes are tied to the account region, and a code from one country will not work on an account registered in another. That is why we only show offers available in your country, though it is still worth checking the description before buying. The second thing is telling a game code from a wallet top up card: both get you there, but the second takes an extra step.

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