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Man, where do I even start with this Star Wars sale on the Nintendo eShop? I mean, mention "2025" and you’d think we’re getting lightsabers IRL by now, but nope, just some sweet discounts. No complaints, though—my wallet’s happier already. So, here’s the scoop, or at least how I see it through my cluttered desk and mess of charging cables.
Imagine all those Star Wars games, just hanging out with discounted price tags like it’s a clearance event at a galaxy far, far away. The clocking-out time for this sale—mark your calendar—is Tuesday, May 6, 11:59 p.m. PT. Yup, until then, it’s a playground of savings.
Alright, stay with me—because I have to mention the heavy hitters. There’s LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. The price drop on this is crazy—a pocket-friendly $11.99 from some jaw-dropping $59.99. Goes to show, even in space, LEGO remains undefeated. And it’s not just that. You got Knights of the Old Republic, Star Wars Pinball (yes, pinball, because why not?), and even a four-in-one prequel pack. Four games bundled up tighter than a Wookiee in a windstorm.
So, quick list—maybe I’ll get sidetracked, maybe I won’t:
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LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga for $11.99 (normally $59.99) until May 18—What do they think we are, casuals?
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The Character Collection 1 + 2—$4.99 off that $24.99 tag. Star Wars, but make it fashion.
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Battlefront Classic Collection—$26.25? Fighting those space battles directly from the couch.
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And my odd fave, Star Wars Pinball—new high score, here I come.
- Just this whole mix of Bounty Hunters, Jedi Knights, and Republic whatevers. Prices cut in half or more.
Anyway—or wait, what was the point? Oh yeah, deals! The kind where you snag what you’ve ogled at forever. Don’t know why scrolling through those titles feels like biting into nostalgia with a side of dopamine, but hey—it’s working.
Seriously though, snagging a few of these feels like flipping through an old comic book. All these characters and starry-eyed moments bundled up in digital form. If nostalgia had a scent, maybe it’d smell like burnt circuits and popcorn. Or maybe that’s just me needing to clean my room.
Long story short: if you’re even sorta into Star Wars, this might just be your ticket. And if it’s not? Well, my bad for rambling. But really, who doesn’t love a good deal?
