EB Games Is Flogging Off A Ton Of Switch Games For Cheap
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While browsing the eShop is as much fun as most games, good digital Switch discounts are few and far between. Fortunately, EB Games has come to the rescue with a massive Switch sale.
It’s not a Switch-exclusive sale, but according to the Aussie tracker Gamedeals, Nintendo fans are getting the bulk of the deals. There’s decent discounts on
Immortals Fenyx Rising, Balan Wonderworld, the Switch version of
Civilization VI,
Crypt of the Necrodancer, Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD, Cloudpunk, Captain Tsubasa, Streets of Rage 4, Two-Point Hospital, Atelier Ryza 2 and plenty more.
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Sonic the Hedgehog is Freddie Mercury’s therapist in Two Point Hospital now
Is… is that Sonic the Hedgehog sitting in a therapy session with late Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury? Why yes, yes it is. Wacky medical management game Two Point Hospital is helping to celebrate Sonic the Hedgehog’s 30th anniversary by adding a selection of Sonic character costumes, which creates the opportunity for some pretty surreal moments.
As part of the celebration, Two Point Hospital is also free to play on Steam for the weekend. You can download and play from now through August 2, and the base game is available for a 75% discount if you decide you want to keep going after that.
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