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Switch eShop deals from $1.50: Bleed 2, Slayaway Camp, Ninja Clan, Runbow, more

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We are still about one month away from the release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate so you’re going to need to some more games to hold you over until then. And, as usual, today’s eShop sale is a great place to jump into some inexpensive indie titles while you wait. The deals are highlighted by titles like Slayaway Camp, Bleed 2, Lichtspeer, Runbow, and more starting from just $1.50. Head over to this morning’s roundup for the rest of today’s best deals and down below for our top picks.

Top Picks from the Sale:

While Nintendo Switch console are already seeing an early Black Friday discount, here’s the 8bitdo wireless GameCube controller adapter for Nintendo Switch at only $20 and Metroid for NES is coming to Nintendo Switch Online later this month.

Bleed 2 Features:

A furiously fun and fast-paced arcade action game, Bleed 2 welcomes back pink-haired heroine Wryn, the world’s greatest – and only remaining – hero, as she fights to defend the globe from an invading force of villains. Master the art of air-dodging and bullet-reflecting to stylishly take down a relentless barrage of bad guys and bosses (and naughty kittys!), and make sure Wryn lives up to her title as the Greatest Hero of All Time!

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices