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Nintendo eShop Black Friday sale from $13: Messenger, Shovel Knight, Mario + Rabbids, more

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The official Nintendo eShop Black Friday/Holiday sale is now live! We got a few early Black Friday digital deals from Nintendo this week, but this is the official sale. We’ve already started seeing some major gaming deals and now Switch gamers can dig in with deep price drops on The Messenger, Shovel Knight, Mario + Rabbids, Undertale and many more. Again these are a great way to get in on the deals without waking up early for doorbusters and the like. Head below for our top picks from $13 or less.

Top Picks from the Sale:

Early Black Friday iOS & Mac App Deals: Hitman Sniper, Reigns, Star Wars, NBA 2K19, more

iTunes $100 gift card for $85 with email delivery: save on apps, subscriptions, more

Best Early Black Friday Game Deals: Uncharted Collection $10, Just Dance 2019 $26, more

Black Friday Game Console Deals Live! PS4 Spider-Man $200, Xbox One $140 off, controllers, more

The Messenger Features:

As a demon army besieges his village, a young ninja ventures through a cursed world, to deliver a scroll paramount to his clan’s survival. What begins as a classic action platformer soon unravels into an expansive time-traveling adventure full of thrills, surprises, and humor.

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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