The end of an era for Nintendo gamers! As the Switch 2 looms on the horizon, the Kyoto-based company is cleaning up its perks. After Gold Points, it's the turn of "game vouchers" to bow out. A decision that's likely to make fans of saving money grind their teeth.
Nintendo continues to prepare the ground for the arrival of its new console. After announcing With the end of Gold Points in March, another popular benefit for gamers is disappearing: "Game Vouchers" will not be compatible with the Switch 2. This decision marks a turning point in Nintendo's strategy, which seems to want to start on a new basis for its future console.
For those who don't know, "Game Vouchers" allowed players to buy two major Nintendo games in dematerialized version for 99 euros, instead of 119.98 euros without promotion. Although the savings are not spectacular, this system was appreciated regular players who could thus save a few euros on their purchases of flagship titles like Mario, Zelda or Xenoblade.
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A popular savings system that is bowing out
Nintendo has made this information official on its website and in a video, specifying that these vouchers will remain valid for one year from their purchase date, but only for the current Nintendo Switch. This announcement raises many questions about the company's strategy for its new console.
Is this the definitive disappearance of this type of offer, or is Nintendo preparing a new system adapted to the potentially higher prices of Switch 2 games? For now, the mystery remains. Players will have to wait until the Nintendo Direct on April 2nd to hope to get answers.
While these changes may disappoint some players accustomed to these small savings, they also suggest the possibility of new offers and benefits specific to the Switch 2. Nintendo, known for its ability to Nintendo, which might surprise you, might have a few aces up its sleeve for its new console. In the meantime, current Switch owners can still enjoy these benefits for a while longer. A great opportunity to stock up on games before the arrival of the next generation of Nintendo consoles.
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