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US: Supercharge Sale on Nintendo eShop begins today

January 12, 2026

Nintendo of America has announced the latest sale for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 owners in North America. Highlights from the sale include Persona 5 Royal for $18, Yakuza Kiwami & Yakuza Kiwami 2 Bundle for $37.50 and Tony Hawk 1-4 bundle which is $41.24. You can view the full collection of games here. The… Read More »US: Supercharge Sale on Nintendo eShop begins today

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