MediaMarkt - 3 for 111 €: First party

At MediaMarkt runs today on until the 24th of August an action in which you can get three games for the Nintendo Switch for the price of 111 euros. So you only pay 37 euros per game. Since the selection to a large part of very price-stable first-party titles for the switch consists and also some new games from 2021 are included, that's a pretty good offer.

Media market: 3 games for Nintendo Switch for 111 €

A total of 52 games are available. Here we have listed some of the most interesting titles, which we have attached to the current individual price at Mediamarkt in parentheses, so that you can better judge how much you save:

  • Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (48.11 euros)
  • Animal Crossing: New Horizons (45.11 euros)
  • Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury (48,11 Euro)
  • Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin (54,11 Euro)
  • Super Mario 3D All-Stars (49,11 Euro)
  • New Pokémon Snap (46,11 Euro)
  • Miitopia (39,11 Euro)
  • The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD (59,11 Euro)
  • Super Mario Party (48.11 euros)
  • The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (54,11 Euro)
  • Super Mario Odyssey (49,11 Euro)
  • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (53,11 Euro)
  • Luigi's Mansion 3 (47,11 Euro)
  • Pokémon Sword (46.11 Euro)
  • Monster Hunter Rise (46.11 euros)
  • Fire Emblem: Three Houses (46.11 euros)
  • Astral Chain (48.11 euros)
  • BRAVELY DEFAULT II (46.11 Euro)
  • Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition (46.11 Euro)

By the way, media market has adjusted a little bit. As you can see at the list, the games contained in the action can be easily recognized that behind the comma is an 11. For overview of all matches of the Nintendo action you come here:

Media market: 3 games for Nintendo Switch for 111 €

To get the discount, you only have to add three games from the list to the shopping cart. The price is then adjusted automatically. Since the shopping cart value exceeds 59 euros and no one of the games is released from 18, by the way, regardless of your selection is delivered free of charge home. Alternatively, you can also order the games to buy a market in your closeness and pick them up there.

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