Nintendo has launched its highly anticipated Supercharge Sale on the Nintendo eShop, delivering significant discounts across a wealth of must-play titles for both the Nintendo Switch and the newly released Nintendo Switch 2.
This limited-time event is a key opportunity for players to expand their game libraries, with both first-party and popular third-party releases seeing substantial price cuts. Running through January 25 at 11:59 PM PT (January 26 at 2:59 AM ET), the Supercharge Sale includes some of the hottest Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 titles, with several games hitting their lowest digital prices yet.
Nintendo has included some of its own crowd-pleasers, but the lineup is equally rich in acclaimed third-party games from major publishers such as Bandai Namco, Capcom, EA Sports, and Sega. Players can take advantage of deep discounts on notable titles including "Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Deluxe Edition" (now $71.99 from $89.99), "EA Sports FC 26" (down to $27.99 from $69.99), and the highly awaited "Persona 3 Reload Digital Deluxe Edition" (now $59.49 from $69.99) on Switch 2.
Indie hits and major franchises also get spotlight treatment; "Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac" enjoys a fresh price drop to $23.99 (from $29.99), offering both nostalgia and value for fans of the classic platformer. The Supercharge Sale isn’t just about newer titles—long-time favorites and definitive editions are also available at a fraction of their regular cost.
"Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4" for Switch 2 is now $27.49, while the critically acclaimed "Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut" comes in at $34.99, straight from Sega’s renowned development teams.
Switch owners can expect similar value, with bestselling options such as "Ace Attorney Anthology" at $26.99 (originally $59.99), "Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe" for $41.99, and classic adventures like "The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" reduced to $16.49. In an official statement, a Nintendo representative emphasized the company’s goal of making its diverse library more accessible: “By offering a wide selection of discounted titles across both Switch and Switch 2, we’re excited to bring more fans together to experience the many worlds awaiting on Nintendo platforms.” The sale stands out for its sheer breadth, spanning everything from major Nintendo franchises—such as Mario, Zelda, and Donkey Kong—to beloved indies like "Blasphemous 2" and "Cult of the Lamb," plus bundles featuring multiple games.
Bundled deals such as the "Axiom Verge 1 & 2 Bundle" at $13.99 encourage gamers to revisit or discover indie favorites.
DLC and special edition content, like the "Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker – Special Episode," are also available at notable discounts. To take advantage of the Supercharge Sale, users simply need to access the Nintendo eShop on their device.
All discounts remain valid until the end date, with further details and the complete list of deals posted on the official Nintendo website.
These time-limited offers mark one of the largest and most compelling Nintendo eShop sales of the season, providing a rare chance for both long-time fans and newcomers to score substantial deals on blockbuster hits and cult classics alike.
This limited-time event is a key opportunity for players to expand their game libraries, with both first-party and popular third-party releases seeing substantial price cuts. Running through January 25 at 11:59 PM PT (January 26 at 2:59 AM ET), the Supercharge Sale includes some of the hottest Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 titles, with several games hitting their lowest digital prices yet.
Nintendo has included some of its own crowd-pleasers, but the lineup is equally rich in acclaimed third-party games from major publishers such as Bandai Namco, Capcom, EA Sports, and Sega. Players can take advantage of deep discounts on notable titles including "Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Deluxe Edition" (now $71.99 from $89.99), "EA Sports FC 26" (down to $27.99 from $69.99), and the highly awaited "Persona 3 Reload Digital Deluxe Edition" (now $59.49 from $69.99) on Switch 2.
Indie hits and major franchises also get spotlight treatment; "Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac" enjoys a fresh price drop to $23.99 (from $29.99), offering both nostalgia and value for fans of the classic platformer. The Supercharge Sale isn’t just about newer titles—long-time favorites and definitive editions are also available at a fraction of their regular cost.
"Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4" for Switch 2 is now $27.49, while the critically acclaimed "Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut" comes in at $34.99, straight from Sega’s renowned development teams.
Switch owners can expect similar value, with bestselling options such as "Ace Attorney Anthology" at $26.99 (originally $59.99), "Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe" for $41.99, and classic adventures like "The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" reduced to $16.49. In an official statement, a Nintendo representative emphasized the company’s goal of making its diverse library more accessible: “By offering a wide selection of discounted titles across both Switch and Switch 2, we’re excited to bring more fans together to experience the many worlds awaiting on Nintendo platforms.” The sale stands out for its sheer breadth, spanning everything from major Nintendo franchises—such as Mario, Zelda, and Donkey Kong—to beloved indies like "Blasphemous 2" and "Cult of the Lamb," plus bundles featuring multiple games.
Bundled deals such as the "Axiom Verge 1 & 2 Bundle" at $13.99 encourage gamers to revisit or discover indie favorites.
DLC and special edition content, like the "Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker – Special Episode," are also available at notable discounts. To take advantage of the Supercharge Sale, users simply need to access the Nintendo eShop on their device.
All discounts remain valid until the end date, with further details and the complete list of deals posted on the official Nintendo website.
These time-limited offers mark one of the largest and most compelling Nintendo eShop sales of the season, providing a rare chance for both long-time fans and newcomers to score substantial deals on blockbuster hits and cult classics alike.
