Calling all speedrunners, the Nintendo World Championships Deluxe Pack is now available to pre-order
May. 16, 2024Your golden cartridge awaits
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Nintendo is working hard to bring that competitive spirit back to the Switch this year, with the Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition launching on July 18. The collection brings 13 classic NES titles together across more than 150 different challenges, each contributing to a weekly online leaderboard. You can pre-order the Nintendo World Championships digital version for$29.99 at Nintendo, but true retro fans will want to see the Deluxe Set.
Not only does this package include a full golden NES cartridge replica, but you’re getting 13 art cards and five pins. That’s loads of collectible gear for just$59.99 at Best Buy. Deluxe Pack pre-orders are now open, so you can get your name down for a copy ahead of that July ship date.
Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition Deluxe Set |$59.99 at Best BuyThe full package comes in at $59.99 from Best Buy, sending you home with the physical game cart, a replica golden NES game, 13 art cards, and five pins. That’s solid value all-round, especially if you’re a collector of all things retro Ninty. If you don’t want the full physical collection, you can also pre-order the digital download for$29.99 at Nintendo.
You’ll find plenty of extra goodies in the physical Deluxe Set, listed below:
There are also 13 games featured in the collection as a whole:
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