"Third party titles seem to be sticking with the standard $60 for the time being. Those also tend to actually go on sale unlike first party Nintendo titles (which do, but far less frequently and with far less substantial discounts). So right now during Black Friday weekend, it's pretty expected to find these Nintendo games are still full price while an awesome title like Star Wars Outlaws has come down by 50%."
"Previously unavailable on Nintendo consoles, Star Wars Outlaws first arrived in 2024 on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. With the launch of the Switch 2, Nintendo is now able to supports a lot more graphically-demanding third party titles. We've seen Nintendo Switch 2 releases for Cyberpunk 2077, Street Fighter 6, and now Star Wars Outlaws too. See at Amazon Star Wars Outlaws came to the Nintendo Switch 2 back in the beginning of September, selling at a full retail price of $60."
Switch 2 first-party titles carry premium prices: Mario Kart World launched at $80 and Donkey Kong: Bananza at $70. Third-party games generally retail at $60 and more frequently receive substantial discounts. During Black Friday, some Nintendo first-party games remain full price while Star Wars Outlaws dropped roughly 50% to $30. Star Wars Outlaws originally launched in 2024 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, and arrived on Switch 2 in early September at $60. The Gold Edition includes the base game, a season pass with two story DLCs, multiple character and bundle packs, and exclusive Day One content. Players control scoundrel Kay Vess in an open-world action-adventure.
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