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Nintendo’s Halloween Switch Sale Cuts Prices on Resident Evil, Little Nightmares and More

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Nintendo’s eShop Halloween sale includes discounts of up to 75%, with Little Nightmares at $7.50 and Resident Evil Requiem Deluxe Edition at $56.

Nintendo’s Halloween Switch Sale Cuts Prices on Resident Evil, Little Nightmares and More

Nintendo’s Halloween eShop sale has discounts across a broad mix of Switch games, from the 75% cut on Little Nightmares Enhanced Complete Edition to reduced prices on Resident Evil Requiem Deluxe Edition, Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition and more. The listed prices make the range clear: there are lower-cost picks, collections and newer releases, though the size of the discount varies considerably.

Big discounts and higher-priced releases

The deepest markdown in the listed games is Little Nightmares Enhanced Complete Edition, now $7.50 instead of $30. That’s a $22.50 reduction, or 75% off the regular price. For anyone curious about the series, this is the most accessible entry point among the featured offers; for players who already own it, the discount may not be much of a reason to buy again.

Resident Evil Requiem Deluxe Edition is listed at $56, down from $80, a 30% reduction. It’s a much larger purchase than Little Nightmares, so buyers should weigh the price against how interested they are in this particular edition. The sale also marks down the base Indiana Jones and the Great Circle to $56 from $70, and its The Order of Giants DLC to $16 from $20. Those two prices are listed separately, so the DLC is an additional expense for players considering both.

Castlevania Collections Bundle: $45 (Reg. $58)
Resident Evil Requiem Deluxe Edition: $56 (Reg. $80)
Little Nightmares Enhanced Complete Edition: $7.50 (Reg. $30)
DELTARUNE: $20 (Reg. $25)
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered: $40 (Reg. $50)
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: $56 (Reg. $70)
The Order of Giants DLC: $16 (Reg. $20)
Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition: $48 (Reg. $60)
Nine Sols: $15 (Reg. $30)
ANIMAL WELL: $18 (Reg. $25)
More games: browse the sale

How to choose among the offers

The list covers very different kinds of purchases, so comparing the dollar savings alone won’t tell you which deal is worthwhile. The Castlevania Collections Bundle, at $45 instead of $58, and DELTARUNE, at $20 instead of $25, have smaller reductions than Little Nightmares. Their appeal depends more on whether you want those particular games than on the discount percentage. Nine Sols at $15 rather than $30 offers a 50% cut, while ANIMAL WELL is $18 instead of $25.

For bigger purchases, the listed reductions are more modest: Oblivion Remastered is $40 from $50, and Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition is $48 from $60. Both are marked down by $10 or $12, respectively. That may be enough to tip the decision for someone already planning to buy, but it’s sensible to check the game’s store listing for details that matter to you before spending more. The source provides prices and discounts, but no performance comparisons or technical details to help distinguish how these releases run.

The prices above are the figures given for this US eShop sale. The source doesn’t provide an end date, so it doesn’t establish how long the offers will last. Nintendo’s “Screaming Deals” page lists additional marked-down games, and the full selection may suit buyers whose tastes fall outside the titles highlighted here. Check the current listing before buying in case a price or offer has changed.

Browse the Nintendo eShop’s “Screaming Deals” game sale.

Other coverage linked by the original page includes a Zelda Ocarina of Time remake pre-order offer and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort. These are separate from the Halloween sale, so they don’t change the prices listed above.