The Nintendo eShop has launched its Super Spring Sale, discounting a wide selection of titles for a limited time. The sale began on April 7 and will end on April 21. Gamers who have linked their My Nintendo Account with their Nintendo Network ID will also earn gold My Nintendo points to use for additional discounts with other select games.
Here is the full list of Wii U games currently on sale:
There are 19 games on sale for Wii U, including a few major titles and many little-to-unknown ones.
Mario Kart 8 – $41.99
Mario Party 10 – $34.99
SteamWorld Dig – $6.99
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 – $13.99
Mario Tennis Ultra Smash – $34.99
Teslagrad – $9.99
Duck Hunt – $3.49
Extreme Exorcism – $8.99
Final Fight One – $5.59
Badland: game of the Year Edition – $8.39
F-Zero: GP Legend – $4.89
Konami Krazy Racers – $4.89
Mach Rider – $3.49
Duck Tales Remastered – $4.99
Trine Enchanted Edition – $10.49
Wii Party U – $28.19
CastleStorm – $4.99
Wii Fit U Digital Edition – $20.99
Art of Balance – $6.29
And here are the 3DS games on sale:
21 3DS games are up for grabs, a small handful of which are only a few bucks.
Mario Kart 7 – $20.99
Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition – $20.99
Story of Seasons – $29.99
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. – $28.19
Zero Escape: Virue’s Last Reward – $11.99
Galaga – $3.49
Shin Meami Tensei IV – $13.99
Mario & Luigi: Dream Team – $28.19
SteamWorld Dig – $5.99
Paper Mario: Sticker Star – $28.19
Kirby’s Dream Land 2 – $2.79
The Lego Movie Videogame – $13.99
Mach Rider – $3.49
Gunman Clive – $1.39
Super Dodge Ball – $3.49
Inazuma Eleven – $13.99
Punch-Out!! featuring Mr. Dream – $3.49
Mario Tennis Open – $28.19
Lego Jurassic World – $13.99
Mighty Switch Force! 2 – $4.19
Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden – $20.99
That’s the full list of discounted eShop games. For those curious about the specific number of gold points to be earned from purchases, games worth $5 up to $9.99 will net 10 points. Games from $10 to $19.99 are 20 points. After that, every $10 increment raises the points earned by 10, up to $70 and up where players will earn 80 gold points, which is the maximum.
Matt Eschbach is a PC, Mac and Android indie game developer and fiction writer. His works have won multiple monetary awards from various contests. Graduating college in 2012 with a major in Game Design, Matt spends his time making stuff up and then building it. His favorite hobby… is sleeping.
