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Splatoon Raiders pricing for Nintendo Switch 2 will be $50 digital & $60 physical

Nintendo has revealed the pricing for the single player title Splatoon Raiders which launches on 23rd July. Nintendo previously said it was pricing physical copies of games at a higher price than digital and it has held true to this as Splatoon Raiders on the Nintendo Switch 2 will be $50 for the digital edition of the game via the Nintendo eShop and $60 for a physical copy of the intriguing title at retail.

10 thoughts on “Splatoon Raiders pricing for Nintendo Switch 2 will be $50 digital & $60 physical”

  1. Looks awesome! Big lover of singleplayer campaign of splatoon, I enjoy salmon run even more this looks like the mix of both. I’m defenetly getting this once I have a switch 2

  2. Are they embarrassed by this game or something? Shadow drop announcements, no direct coverage, lower price point. Is this game like 3 hours long or something?

    1. Nintendo: * looks at pokemon direct* wha?….2027? WELP * starts packing up bags to move to next year because of GTA6*

    2. They didn’t exactly shadow-drop it. They released the info on the Nintendo Today App, which is where a lot of their announcements are being made… including ones you’d think would have been in a dedicated Direct, such as, for example, Mario Paint coming to NSO and getting mouse capability on the Switch 2.

  3. THIS is how it should’ve been- cheaper if you go the digital route. I don’t mind paying a little extra for physical if it means I actually have control over what I do with it (secondhand sale, lend to a friend, etc.).

  4. I always thought Splatoon looked awesome, but never picked it up. (And I was a dedicated Wii U gamer.) I’m just not that into multi-player focused games. Pumped to check this out.

  5. Pricing seems surprisingly fair. We’ll have to see how full this experience is to rule out modern Nintendo management from just finding a way to charge $50+ for story DLC.

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