The Switch is slowly but surely gathering a mighty collection of LEGO games - some franchise-based, others original ideas - and a selection of these are currently on offer on the North American Nintendo eShop.
Not all LEGO games have been included (with the recently released The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame understandably missing out amongst others), but there are some very fine options available indeed. Here are those chosen games and the prices you need to know:
- LEGO DC Super-Villains - Usually $59.99, currently $29.99
- LEGO Harry Potter Collection - Usually $49.99, currently $24.99
- LEGO The Incredibles - Usually $59.99, currently $29.99
- LEGO City: Undercover - Usually $29.99, currently $14.99
- The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game - Usually $49.99, currently $24.99
You can find all of these deals via Nintendo's official website or on the eShop itself. The offer ends at 8:59am PT on 13th March.
Will you be snapping up any of these tasty offers? Are you a fan of LEGO games? Let us know in the comments.
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I only play LEGO CITY undercover due to Normal looking outfits such as Police, Construction worker, Farmer, Miner, etc.
ZERO interest with Western movie franchises like Harry Potter / Lego Movie / Jurrasic World or Western superhero LEGO games.
I might have to snag the Harry Potter collection at that price.
I wish they'd port over the Lego Star Wars games.
There's nothing limited about a LEGO sale, these suckers are always on sale shortly after release. But 50%, that's mighty nice
Yep, I snagged LEGO City Undercover on this sale last week. Fun stuff, indeed.
Oh man, I would love these deals in Europe!
@Anti-Matter why? The are just amazing fun games. They almost play as mini Zelda games.
Regardless of the theme they are all essentially the same game. On the 360 I'd buy and 100% complete everyone of these but since I got back to playing Nintendo games, there's too many better experiences out there
Lego Marvel Superheroes 1 was amazing. Loved flying around New York as Iron Man haha.
Number 2 isn't so good...
I really wanna get the Incredibles and Harry Potter ones though.
Shame this deal is America only and not UK : (
@Anti-Matter
Here we go again...
It's rewind time.
Not a massive Lego fan but I did enjoy Lego city undercover on the Wii u
Got LEGO City and Harry Potter some time ago for about $20 each, which is a pretty fair price IMO.
There's not a lot of affordable AAA productions from big studios at that price on the Switch (most are at around $80 and stay there for a pretty long time). While indie games can get quite good and some can almost be seen as true classics, they often lack the production values big games from big studios come with. They are often smaller in scope too (which isn't a bad thing, just a characteristic most of them share).
If you love collect-a-thon games and obsess over completing games to 100%, the LEGO games will usually provide you with many hours of fun.
Although I agree some of them are sometimes a bit "meh". The first Lego Marvel Superheroes was awesome. The second one, not so much. Still fun, but I found it was easy to lose interest in it.
The Harry Potter collection is very cool though. I only wish they'd put out the LEGO Star Wars ones. Or a LEGO Batman Trilogy. I tend to like the earlier LEGO games better. When they didn't try to put too much stuff in those games, I think it made them more "focused", whatever that means. lol!
To pick up Harry Potter or not? Hmm.. I’ve thought about Lego city but never pulled the trigger on it since I never knew what to expect.
@MysticGengar It's Déjà Vu.
LEGO Star Wars II and LEGO Batman I are my two all time favorite LEGO games. I wish so badly they’d come to the switch for $20 each. I can dream can’t I?
Anyone interested in LEGO Harry Potter should grab it as it’s 2 LEGO games in one & LEGO city Undercover is tremendous fun! 👍
@Anti-Matter I don't know about the games but Harry Potter movies are probably the best movie saga ever. Extremely good quality movies with deep story and lore and they are suited for both children and adults.
I really enjoyed Lego City Undercover on Wii U. Would consider double dipping as the Switch version allows me to play the game without being forced to use the Gamepad which is rather heavy for long play sessions. Shame it's not Europe though.
@Anti-Matter They all play the same Lego Star Wars on the PS2, and people complain about COD using the same engine/gameplay?
I won't buy another Lego game intill they actually make NEW Lego game that isn't just a skin pack for Lego Star Wars.
Whatever happen to Lego Racers? or Lego Island? or any of the original idea Lego games? they all used to be different and didn't feel the same.
even Lego Worlds is plays just like the PS2 ones, just with a endless open world filled with nothing, and poor mans level builder's tools
Lego City Undercover was alright nice to see them do something without a license series stuck onto it, even if the gameplay is still the same, just with some Gamepad stuff
Lego dimensions wasn't perfect but at least you mix and match characters/cars from the packs you brought.
anyway wake me up when they decide to make something original with Lego or if TT Games makes something other then another reskined Lego game, they used to make some really good Disney games just look at the Toy Story stuff, if they make Toy Story I bet you a pound to a penny it be another a reskinned Lego game. >.<
@Linoshi Should be a issue seeing how there still using the same engine since the first Lego Star Wars game...
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