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Nintendo Discounts Pikmin 3, Mario Kart 7, Other Titles In Spring Sale
Nintendo is having a sale on its website for digital versions of some of its big titles.
The markdowns aren't huge, with most discounts being between $5 and $10, but there are definitely some very high-quality games, including Pikmin 3, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Mario Kart 7, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, and Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels.
Here's the complete list:
Wii U
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A World of Keflings ($6.99)
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker ($27.99)
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CastleStorm ($6.99)
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Chariot ($10.49)
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F-Zero Maximum Velocity ($4.89)
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Golden Sun ($5.59)
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Pikmin 3 ($41.99)
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Sportsball ($7.00)
3DS
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Kersploosh! ($2.09)
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Kirby: Triple Deluxe ($24.49)
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Mario Kart 7 ($20.99)
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Mighty Gunvolt ($2.79)
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Siesta Fiesta ($3.99)
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Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels ($3.49)
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Tetris Ultimate ($13.99)
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Tomodachi Life ($24.49)
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Woah Dave! ($3.49)
You can get in on the action on Nintendo's eShop page.
[Source: Destructoid]
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