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Discounts of up to 50 percent are currently available on Ubisoft eShop games. Until 9AM Pacific Time on March 31, prices will be slashed on major releases across both Wii U and 3DS. ZombiU has its cost cut from $59.99 to $29.99, while newer games including Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag have been given smaller, though still significant, discounts.
Here is the full list of discounts:
3DS:
- Petz Fantasy 3D –
$29.99$14.99 - Rabbids Travel in Time 3D –
$29.99$14.99 - Rayman 3D –
$29.99$14.99 - Rayman Origins –
$29.99$14.99 - Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars –
$29.99$14.99 - Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 3D –
$29.99$14.99
Wii U:
- Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag –
$59.99$41.99 - Cloudberry Kingdom –
$9.99$6.99 - ESPN Sports Connection –
$49.99$24.99 - Just Dance 2014 –
$49.99$34.99 - Just Dance 4 –
$49.99$24.99 - Just Dance Kids 2014 –
$29.99$20.99 - Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth –
$29.99$20.99 - Rabbids Land –
$49.99$24.99 - Rayman Legends –
$39.99$27.99 - The Smurfs 2 –
$39.99$27.99 - Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2013 –
$49.99$24.99 - ZombiU –
$59.99$29.99
Source: Nintendo
Anyone who has been on the fence should grab ZombiU. You won’t regret it. $30 would be worth it for the genius 2-player mode alone.
If you were put off by the demo’s difficulty, the full game includes an easy mode. I still wouldn’t call it “easy”, but it’s a big help if you’re a wuss like me. :^)
I totally agree with you, I thought this game was way under appreciated when it came out.
3DS:
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars – $14.99
Wii U:
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag – $41.99
Rayman Legends – $27.99
ZombiU – $29.99
Great games? You bet! Great prices… eh, not so much.
Every single one of these games (the best of the ones listed, in my opinion) is available right now from Amazon.com as a physical copy for less than the listed sale price. And outside of Rayman, they are all available for *significantly* less.
If you don’t mind paying a premium for digital content then that’s fine… but I’ll take value over convenience, especially given how poor Nintendo’s account system still is when buying digital content.