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Get free credit with Nintendo Switch bundles
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2018-11-07 12:36:35 UTCWhen it comes to gaming consoles, it can be easy to fall into one of two team camps. While “Team Playstation” and “Team Xbox” have the numbers and a fair amount of clout, it wouldn’t be fair to omit Nintendo, and in particular the Nintendo Switch, from the conversation.
Where the Nintendo Switch really comes into its own is its playability. The console gives you three different ways to enjoy your favourite games. You can hook it up to your TV like a regular console, you can use the Switch as a hand-held device on the go, and you can play it tabletop using the built-in screen and detachable joy sticks. The Switch wins when it comes to adaptability.
If adaptability is important to you then there are some great Nintendo Switch bundles currently available from Very.co.uk. Some gaming sets include the console and two games to kick things off in the right direction. Not only that but you can get £50 back on selected Nintendo Switch Bundles when you enter code N794D at checkout. You’ll first need to sign up to a Very.co.uk credit account, but with £50 up for grabs that shouldn’t be too much of a hassle.
The bundles available in this promotion offer something for everyone. There are great bundles for newcomers to the Switch, opportunities for those that like to play in big groups with the need for extra joysticks, and options for Switch lovers who want a customised look.
This deals expires after Nov. 8, so if you think the Switch is an interesting option and might even make a great Christmas gift, then act fast and don’t miss out.
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