Splatoon Raiders preorders for the Switch 2 are nearly 20 percent off
Preorders for the physical version of Splatoon Raiders on the Switch 2 are available for $49.94 at Amazon and Walmart, nearly 20 percent off the standard $59.99 price. This discount makes the physical cartridge slightly cheaper than the $49.99 digital version. The game is a single-player spinoff of Splatoon 3 with similar paint-splatting gameplay and is set to release on July 23, 2026.
- ▪Splatoon Raiders is a single-player spinoff of Splatoon 3 set for release on July 23, 2026.
- ▪The physical version of Splatoon Raiders is priced at $49.94 on Amazon and Walmart, undercutting the $49.99 digital version.
- ▪Nintendo has reduced digital prices by $10 for first-party Switch 2 titles, but physical copies are seeing even greater discounts through select retailers.
- ▪Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, another Switch 2 title, is also discounted physically to $59.88 from $69.99 at Amazon and Walmart.
- ▪Physical game copies for the Switch 2 are seeing notable price reductions despite broader trends of rising tech and gaming product costs.
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