Nintendo games - prices

Looking for your next Nintendo game? Browse popular titles, recent releases and upcoming games, then check the price of the version you want. Each product page lists its available offers. A game may share its name across consoles while the releases have different prices and contents.

Set a maximum price in the catalogue to stay within your budget. Sorting by lowest price can help narrow the choice. For a preorder, check the release date and the seller's delivery method instead of taking a listed price as confirmation that the game is already playable.

Check the console listed for the product before buying. A Nintendo Switch game, a Switch 2 release and an upgrade pack are different offers. Nintendo publishes compatibility information for Switch games on Switch 2, including issues or limitations affecting some titles. Confirm your chosen game's compatibility with the manufacturer.

If the offer is an upgrade pack, check whether it requires the base game. Its price should not be compared as though it were a full release. Look at the languages in that version too, especially when a particular subtitle or audio language matters to you.

Read how each offer is delivered. A direct Nintendo eShop purchase and a game download code have different purchase processes, even when they cover the same title. Choose a version that works with your account and console. Account sales are excluded from Rino Deals' main comparison.

Compare the amount payable for the specific edition. If a price requires a discount code or another condition, check it before paying. The last-checked time shows when the amount was recorded, but the seller is where you confirm the current price and availability.

A Nintendo eShop card adds funds to your account. Compare its face value, currency and redemption country before looking at the purchase price. Nintendo requires cards to match the eShop country or region they were intended for. A cheaper card from another market may not work with your account.

A card sold below face value can lower your spending on a planned eShop purchase. It does not change the game's store price, and unused funds remain in your account. We compare gift cards separately so their purchase prices are not confused with the cost of a game.

An add-on does not replace the base game. Check which title the DLC requires and whether it matches the version you own. If you choose a complete edition with an expansion, read its contents rather than assuming it covers every add-on.

Nintendo Switch Online is a separate subscription. Check the plan, duration and access rules for the features you need before buying. A subscription, DLC and a full game are separate products, so we do not combine their lowest prices into one game offer.