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Best Buy's Switch Game Deals Are Beating GameStop Pro Day Prices (Today Only)

Over 30 Switch games are marked down.

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There's a big Pro Day sale happening over at GameStop right now, but if you're shopping for Switch games today, your best stop might actually be Best Buy. The retailer just launched a one-day-only sale on over 30 Switch titles, and many of the prices match or even exceed the discount being offered at GameStop--with no membership required.

Standouts include Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, which is only $25 at Best Buy, compared to $30 at GameStop; and Mario+Rabbids Kingdom Battle, which is on sale for $16 at Best Buy and $20 at GameStop, for example. If you've been meaning to get Civilization VI, you can get the strategy game for just $20. Spyro Reignited Trilogy, which just released on Switch, is already $5 off, selling for $35. As usual, Amazon is price-matching some of these offers, too.

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On the other hand, you'll find some games are cheaper at GameStop as part of the Pro Day sale, such as Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, which is $25 compared to $35 at Best Buy. So if you're a Pro member, be sure to check out those deals too--there are plenty of great discounts on PS4 and Xbox One games as well.

Best Buy deals of the day are only available for 24 hours or until the products sell out, so you have until 10 PM PT / 1 AM ET to snag anything that catches your eye. See the full list of Switch game deals at Best Buy and see the best discounts below.

Best Switch games to grab on sale at Best Buy today:

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Mario+Rabbids is one of those original gems on the Switch more people should give a chance. For $16 that is a steal.

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@jaydan: For some reason, that is the one Switch game that is regularly on sale. I got it for $20 last Black Friday. It's astounding to me that 2, almost 3, year old games still go for full price constantly.

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@rusrockt10: Ubisoft whores out its titles regularly, and on the cheap. Nintendo has more respect for its own published games.

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@Bread_or_Decide: Actually it's more along the lines that Nintendo knows people will pay that much even late in the game's life, just like Apple's fans do for their products. Though to be honest, it really does feel like Nintendo is skirting that price fixing line in recent years and has gone back to the way it was in the early NES days when games never came down in price. Ever.

But good luck getting that looked at these days with the current administration and its cronies.

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@squishytia: There's no law that they ever need to lower their prices.

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