Topic: Maybe cheaper places to buy games?

So there is no site who sell digital codes cheaper? I mean everyone can see some titles are obviously ovrepriced for exemple skyrym, i was looking for few hours in shops and saw some games i want but are way more expensive than on pc or other consoles. Here are the games i wanna get on switch (low chanches to never for some of them but eh... i have around 20$ left for games..... for next 2 months after i pruchased the console. There is anywere a forum site or anythyng usualy people trade nintendo stuff? For example here we have a store who burrow you any game for 7 days/5$, also you can trade all kind of games and stuff to get anything from there, but they dont have any nintendo staff yet. Anyway this are all the game i am looking for. Any advices or places i can get cheaper?

I Badly Want An i Have Money
NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja STORM 20$ On Eshop
NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 20 $ On Eshop
NARUTO: Ultimate Ninja STORM 3 20 $ On Eshop (This one on pc you can get within 5$)

Have The Money & Looks Ok
Chicken Assassin: Reloaded 8$
Hollow Knight 15$ (10 on sale now)
Snake Pass: 20$
Fast RMX 20$
Castle Storm 15$

A litle over my budget:
Ben 10 30$
Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers 30$
Rougue Trouper Redux 25$
Fifa 18 30$

Way to much expensive:
ARMS 60$
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 50$
Valkyria Chronicles 4 60$
Vitor Vran Overkill Edition 40$
Titan Quest 40$
Battle Chasers: Nightwar 40$
South Park Fractured But Whole 60$ (30 now on sale but over my buget)
ONE PIECE Pirate Warriors 3 Deluxe Edition 40$
ONE PIECE: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition 40$
Pokkén Tournament DX 60$

Check out the other international eshops - you can generally find prices to beat the US dollar price if you set up a Nintendo account for another region. Not done it myself, because I'm too lazy, but there are savings to be made. Russia and South Africa seem generally to have the lowest prices.

And Nintendo first party titles have a tendency to stay full priced, especially if it's a popular game.

Steam/Origin/GoG sales.
Pretty sure E-shop has decent sales as well.
Otherwise, I recently stumbled upon "CDKeys". Which has loads of games at a reduced price. Though first party Nintendo games are still near the $60 price tag.

But keep in mind that buying a ame through Steam, Origin, or GoG means it's a PC game and thus not a Switch game

@Krull I changed my location to South Africa a while ago and never bothered to switch back. I did once use the Russian store to get Enter the Gungeon for 5 € and I think I also got Sonic Mania from there for 10. Goog prices and I don't see a reason why I should enter my real location in my Nintendo account.

I can think of a few reasons. How about "not having to pay to convert your money into currency for the region you're claiming to be in"? Or how about "Gee, it'd be nice if I could get multiplayer matches, but most people in the region I'm set to are asleep right now."