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Metroid Prime 4: Beyond On Switch Drops to $35 During Nintendo’s Customer Appreciation Sale

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond on Nintendo Switch is 42% off at both Amazon and Best Buy, dropping to $34.99, as part of Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond On Switch Drops to $35 During Nintendo’s Customer Appreciation Sale

Nintendo's recent Customer Appreciation Sale has offered a variety of discounts, including a notable deal on the physical copy of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for the original Switch. The game is currently priced at $34.99, marking a 42% discount off its full price and a $25 reduction from its standard cost. This price is close to its lowest Amazon sale point of $29.99.

The deal is particularly appealing for those interested in purchasing the game for Switch 2, as it can be combined with the $10 Upgrade Pack to reach a total of $45 - less than both the standard Switch 2 version price and Amazon's current offer. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is highly regarded, receiving an 8/10 review score from IGN's Logan Plant.

With Metroid Ravenous set to release next year, this is an ideal time to revisit the game. The Nintendo Customer Appreciation Sale remains active until September 26, providing numerous discounts on games, accessories, and more, making it an excellent opportunity to purchase before the holiday season.

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