Amazon has for
Prime Members: Pokémon Legends: Z-A (Nintendo Switch 2) on sale for
$44.99.
Shipping is free.
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About this game:
- Live as a Pokémon Trainer and help protect the peace in Lumiose City—enhanced for the Nintendo Switch 2 system
- For the first time in the Pokémon RPG series, command your Pokémon in real-time battles
- Use the power of Mega Evolution in battle and take on rampaging Rogue Mega-Evolved Pokémon
- Compete in the Z-A Royale each night to test your skills and try to become the strongest Pokémon Trainer
- Visit shops, restaurants, and places called wild zones—where Pokémon roam free—all centered around Prism Tower
- Meet all kinds of interesting characters on your journey—including AZ, the enigmatic owner of Hotel Z, and Team MZ, the crew that aims to keep Lumiose a peaceful place
Community Reviews
Pokémon Legends Z.A on Switch 2 stands out as a physical release that includes the base game on cartridge, with the Switch 2 upgrade bundled in the box and playable on both Switch 1 and Switch 2. The real time combat with move cooldowns sets it apart from the usual turn based Pokémon formula, and the game has drawn strong praise for being hard to put down, even across dozens of hours. The DLC is also described as pretty good, though its price makes the full package feel expensive. At $45, it is framed as the best current deal, with past Costco pricing lower.
Players who want a Pokémon game with real-time combat, because battles use button presses, cooldowns, and free movement instead of turn-based fights.
Collectors who want a physical cartridge, because the base game is on the cart rather than only a game key card.
Switch 1 owners who want a cartridge that still works on their current console, because the Switch 1 game is included and the upgrade can be added later.
Players looking for a long single-player RPG, because one base-game playthrough ran past 85 hours without DLC or online play.
Players who prefer turn-based Pokémon battles, because this entry uses real-time combat with cooldowns instead.
Completionists who want the full version immediately, because the expansion is pricey and can make the base game feel incomplete.
Fans who bounced off the last couple of Pokémon games, because this one still follows the same series style and may not change their mind.
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All "Switch 2 Edition" games work like this. They're all Switch 1 games with the upgrade pack.
You either:
-Get Switch 2 Edition physical game - Includes Switch 1 game and upgrade on the card.
-Get Switch 1 physical game + download upgrade - Includes Switch 1 game on card + upgrade is DLC
-Get Switch 2 Edition digital - Downloads Switch 1 game and upgrade DLC.
There is no Switch 2 standalone game on these, just the upgrade add-on is bundled with the Switch 1 game when bought as a Switch 2 game.
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