Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is a Switch 2-exclusive that was released in November of last year. Up until now, the price has stayed fixed at $69.99. Even today, retailers like Amazon, Gamestop, and Nintendo eShop haven’t budged. That’s not the case for Best Buy, however.
Best Buy has dropped the price of Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment by 30%, down to $49.99, with free shipping for a physical copy. In fact, if you’re a My Best Buy Plus member, you can get it for $39.99, saving up to 43%.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment on Sale at Best Buy
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is developed by Koei Tecmo. It’s the third game in the series (although the first to be exclusive to the Switch 2) and a spinoff of Koei Tecmo’s popular Dynasty Warriors franchise. The premise is the same: you’re an OP character that can take down hundreds, nay, thousands of minions with one of nineteen Hyrulean champions, including Zelda, Calamo, Mineru, and Rauru. It’s a total power trip kind of game and I absolutely love it.
Logan Plant gave Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment an 8/10 score in his review. You can also watch the video below to see some gameplay.
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If you’re looking for more Switch 2-exclusive titles to justify that $500 console purchase, check out Star Fox, which comes out next month. The space fox has become a lot more popular recently thanks to his extended cameo in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and now he reprises his role once again in this remake of the original 1997 game.
The launch price is set at $59.99, but preordering it on Amazon lets you get it for $49.99, a savings of $10. Amazon’s preorder guarantee means that even if the price goes back up, you’ll pay the lowest possible price between now and when the game actually ships.
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