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Monster Hunter Rise Edition (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Pre-order the Nintendo Switch (Monster Hunter Rise Edition) for £339.99 on Amazon, before its release on March 26.
We know you’ve probably got big plans this weekend (yeah, right), but if you’ve got a second to spare, we think you should check out the latest Nintendo Switch Edition. It’s absolutely gorgeous, and pre-order are now available on Amazon.
The Nintendo Switch (Monster Hunter Rise Edition) features a stunning image of Magnamalo, the game’s flagship monster, along with other Monster Hunter Rise designs all over the console and Joy-Con controllers. It comes bundled with a download code for the game plus the Deluxe Kit DLC and bonus content.
You can pre-order this monstrous bundle for £339.99 on Amazon, before its release on March 26. We honestly can’t think of a better way to spend your weekend. Anything Nintendo Switch related has suffered from serious stock issues over the past year, so if you’re interested, we recommend acting fast to secure your order. We’re not trying to scare you. We’ve just got your back.
Pre-order this stunning Switch bundle for £339.99 on Amazon.
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