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The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ for Nintendo Switch (Digital) $31.99 (20% off)
$31.99
Normally $40. This is the lowest I've ever seen the digital copy of the game for Switch.
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Physical copies for all switch games tend to run more (about 2x more)
The reasoning is that the packaging and materials (especially the flash card) is expensive to make.
Most of these games are also limited run, so once they run out of copies, you have no choice but to go digital.
I personally would not spend this much on this game. It's a good game, but just not "I need to have a physical copy" good
Generally the physical versions start at $30 for a lot of smaller games.
This game is $40 for either version typically, unless you have GCU or some other discount.
If you're looking for a similar game but cheaper, check out Enter the Gungeon.
The reasoning is that the packaging and materials (especially the flash card) is expensive to make.
Most of these games are also limited run, so once they run out of copies, you have no choice but to go digital.
I personally would not spend this much on this game. It's a good game, but just not "I need to have a physical copy" good
But this is an eShop sale, not retail.
He asked which one is usually more
but to your comment
this game is just not worth it at this price.
they're preying on those who believe the switch is the perfect console for their game (it is)
but you can have a similar experience for less on pc
but to your comment
this game is just not worth it at this price.
they're preying on those who believe the switch is the perfect console for their game (it is)
but you can have a similar experience for less on pc
You said you wouldn't spend that much on a physical copy, which I took to mean you something other than you were intending.
Regardless, a game is worth what someone is willing to pay for it, but I do agree that if you're buying it digitally, this is too much at this point.