While the Black Friday promotions are already raging, we have seen that promotions have also arrived on the Nintendo eShop for over 2,000 video games – including actual productions from the Kyoto house.\r\nGiven that sometimes promotions allow you to save significantly on the cost of games, we have decided to pin down and point out the best games that now cost less than €5 on the eShop, and which will therefore keep you company at a decidedly cheaper price reduced.\r\nWe propose the list below, feel free to extend it as you wish in the comments, in case you should spot other interesting offers. If you need to top up your credit, remember that you can find it at a reduced price on Instant Gaming.\r\nBest games for less than €5 on Nintendo eShop\r\n\r\nLEGO Worlds for €3.89\r\ nLEGO City Undercover for €4.79\r\nMoving Out for €4.99\r\nThe Survivalists for €2.49\r\n Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution! for €4.79\r\nTorchlight III for €4.99\r\nNARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 3 Full Burst HD for €4.99\r\nQuake II for €3.99\r\nWolfenstein Youngblood for 4 €.99\r\nHyper Light Drifter for €4.99\r\nTorchlight II for €3.99\r\nBroforce for €2.99\r\nEnter The Gungeon for €4.49\r\nNamco Museum Archives Vol. 2 for €4.99\r\nCat Quest II for €3.74\ r\nScribblenauts Showdown for €3.59\r\nPuzzle Bobble/Bust-A-MOve for €4.79\r\nQuake for €3.99\r\nScott Pilgrim vs The World for €4.89\r\nSine Mora Ex for €4.49\r\nGear.Club Unlimited for €0.99\ r\nHeadbangers Rhythm Royale for €4.99\r\nGuacamelee! 2 for €4.99 instead of €19.99\r\nGuacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition for €3.49\r\nAegis Defender for €4.99\r\n\r\nWe remind you that the games you find in the list can be enjoyed on all versions of Nintendo Switch: whether you own the most recent OLED (you can now find it quite easily also on Amazon), whether you own the Standard or have opted for the small and extremely portable Lite.\r\nThe only exception is the games that they specifically require you to disconnect the Joy-Cons from the console: in that case, the Lite requires additional Joy-Cons.\r\nIf all this abundance of different Nintendo Switch models is causing you more confusion than anything else, we recommend that you take a look at our guide where we show you up close all the differences between the various models, so you can find the ideal one for you.