Nintendo has announced it’s launching a big sale in North America which is titled the Customer Appreciation Sale. The Kyoto-based company said that it will be “one of our largest promotions ever, featuring 30% off dozens of Nintendo Switch digital games and bundles, plus savings on select physical games, downloadable content, accessories, amiibo, and apparel.” It is not clear which titles will be included in the upcoming sale which kicks off on 13th September through 26th September across Nintendo eShop, Nintendo Store, and participating retail locations. Hopefully there will be a healthy dose of discounted first party software.
Nintendo of America announces Customer Appreciation Sale
And that’s why I love Nintendo.
30% is pretty generous, sure 50% would be better but it’s better than 10%. I’ll have to check it out and see if I find something interesting.
From google: “20% to 30% off is the standard ceiling for first-party sales, Nintendo hits this exact percentage tier dozens of times a year across various seasonal, holiday, and publisher-specific promotions (such as Black Friday, New Year’s, or individual game highlights).”
In case some didn’t hear: customers paid the tariffs, while big companies got the refund. Nintendo stated that this sale was possible (possible!) because of the tariff refund they received. Essentially pitting positive PR spin on the millions they sued for that customers mostly paid for in the form of price raises. But sure let’s just say Nintendo is really paying it forward with their little sale here.
Did you seriously just cite google as a reputable source
It is a nice gesture for sure, I’ll hold judgement until the 13th. But yea CRT seems on point with 30% off being the standard high end sale, something that doesn’t happen too often but once in a while depending on the game. Holding judgement, but yea if it is just a normal good sale that they would do anyways then they are just getting even more benefit from us paying for the tariffs.
This makes my cock hard.
So 30% off $500 is what $350 (what it should’ve cost in the first place. Still doesn’t erase game-key cards.
What they could do is give developers/publishers 30% off of 64GB cartridges (or whatever size they need to distribute their games).
Either more expensive games or game-key cards. Choose one, because you can’t have both. You’re killing us.