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© NintendoEarlier this week, Nintendo celebrated Mario’s 35th anniversary by announcing a handful of Nintendo Switch games with the appropriate theme. The highlight of the lot was possibly the reveal of Super Mario 3D All-Stars at the end of the presentation.
Unfortunately, the problem (because there is always one) is that it will be a “limited release” and will only be available until the end of March 2021. This even includes the digital version of the game. By the time everyone found out, there were of course concerns about resellers stockpiling copies of the game and then reselling them at higher prices. The reference price is £ 49.99 / USD $ 59.99 / CAD $ 79.99.
Well, unsurprisingly, it’s already happening and the game won’t even be available until September 18. Many retailers in the North American region, in particular, appear to have sold all of their pre-orders, and now opportunists are flooding websites like eBay with their own future copies of the game at much higher prices.
It seems that some of these expensive listings have already had deals and have even been sold. Again, the game will be available until March of next year, so there should still be enough time to secure your own copy (physically) if you want to relive these three 3D Mario adventures in one package.
Have you managed to reserve your own copy of Super Mario 3D All-Stars? Tell us below.
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