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About this Offer: Metroid Dread and Triangle Strategy are each $18 less (30% Savings) over list price of $59.99 and marks the lowest historical price that we have seen for these games in digital format
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I've warned players to download the DEMO first. And I totally stand by that. If a slickdealer gets all enthralled and rushes to pull the trigger because of some underwhelming "sale" then they might set themselves up for disappointment. They should try the demo 1st. If they love it, then great. They'll know exactly what they're getting. For me, the demo was super informative. I find the game to be a MASSIVE disappointment. And that demo saved me a nice chunk of money!
IeShop has same prices for these games but you get %5 in gold points from $41.99 (240) on eShop, on Amazon %5 from full retail price $59.99 (300).
Also on eShop you can't buy code if you do not have Nintendo Switch and you can't buy it for your child's Switch.
Make sure you play the Triangle Strategy DEMO first. The game sucks. The visual "effects" look like garbage. And the audio acting sounds really badly forced & scripted. I wish they had just shown character portraits and used text only - it's THAT bad.
Really amazing game. It's almost as if different people like different genres of games. Imagine that!
Really amazing game. It's almost as if different people like different genres of games. Imagine that!
LOL, I love the strategy RPG genre. But Triangle Strategy has been an abysmal appointment. It's a shame the indie developers are the ones who are actually getting it right!
LOL, I love the strategy RPG genre. But Triangle Strategy has been an abysmal appointment. It's a shame the indie developers are the ones who are actually getting it right!
Perfectly fine to keep supporting the indie developers then, right? Why would it be disappointing? Competition is what makes both sides better. Seems odd that you are hung up on your opinion of what a rpg should be as "right" while games you don't like are somehow getting it wrong.
You can continue to support games you like and there will still be plenty of us that support great games like Triangle Strategy.
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Perfectly fine to keep supporting the indie developers then, right? Why would it be disappointing? Competition is what makes both sides better. Seems odd that you are hung up on your opinion of what a rpg should be as "right" while games you don't like are somehow getting it wrong.
You can continue to support games you like and there will still be plenty of us that support great games like Triangle Strategy.
I've warned players to download the DEMO first. And I totally stand by that. If a slickdealer gets all enthralled and rushes to pull the trigger because of some underwhelming "sale" then they might set themselves up for disappointment. They should try the demo 1st. If they love it, then great. They'll know exactly what they're getting. For me, the demo was super informative. I find the game to be a MASSIVE disappointment. And that demo saved me a nice chunk of money!
I've warned players to download the DEMO first. And I totally stand by that. If a slickdealer gets all enthralled and rushes to pull the trigger because of some underwhelming "sale" then they might set themselves up for disappointment. They should try the demo 1st. If they love it, then great. They'll know exactly what they're getting. For me, the demo was super informative. I find the game to be a MASSIVE disappointment. And that demo saved me a nice chunk of money!
Disagree that it's a bad game but I do agree people might as well try the demo first. Pretty sure you can carry over your save from the demo too.
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Same sale going on at Walmart too. Tried using a gift card to grab Metroid dread and Walmart keeps cancelling it. Why can't things just be easy at Walmart?
lol they still charge $40 for games given away for free on PC
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Don't anger nintendo fans lol lol if they put their symbol on a turd these people would still pay 60$ for it.
Stop upsetting them, they cannot hear anything that conflicts with official doctrine and dogma.
What next, exposing the truth that you don't need an expensive licensed and "OEM" charger with the Switch? That any (quality) USB C charger works just fine????
I've warned players to download the DEMO first. And I totally stand by that. If a slickdealer gets all enthralled and rushes to pull the trigger because of some underwhelming "sale" then they might set themselves up for disappointment. They should try the demo 1st. If they love it, then great. They'll know exactly what they're getting. For me, the demo was super informative. I find the game to be a MASSIVE disappointment. And that demo saved me a nice chunk of money!
Very good advice especially for Nintendo. I hesitate to buy games from their eshop that do not have a demo because they have the worst refund policy among all digital download stores. Most others offer refunds if you have played for < 2 hours within a 14 days.
Nintendo has a no refund policy all sales are final. That is a huge problem if you find out in 10 minutes for some reason you don't like the game.
Digital, for me, is fine for the little purchase, like Indie stuff. But for Metroid Dread, physical copy is the way to go for a few $$ more. Not that I don't trust Nintendo (I don't), but I can share those games.
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Also buying codes from retailers gives more gold coins.
Also on eShop you can't buy code if you do not have Nintendo Switch and you can't buy it for your child's Switch.
So - this is a better deal that buying from eShop
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Slickdeals community- "shut up and take my money"
Agreed! These "deals" are a joke.
You can continue to support games you like and there will still be plenty of us that support great games like Triangle Strategy.
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You can continue to support games you like and there will still be plenty of us that support great games like Triangle Strategy.
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What next, exposing the truth that you don't need an expensive licensed and "OEM" charger with the Switch? That any (quality) USB C charger works just fine????
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD Standard - Switch [digital] $39.99
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08X5Z7KYR
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury - Nintendo Switch [digital] $39.99
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08JCZKTQW
Nintendo has a no refund policy all sales are final. That is a huge problem if you find out in 10 minutes for some reason you don't like the game.
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