so.... you're saying that the games in the States are already as good as the EU sale prices? Just buy them at the states prices so and don't worry about EU getting their hands on games for the same cost lol.

The way I look at the eshop is that each US game will cost me 15cent less per dollar so if a game is 10e here and 10$ it's going to be €8.50 for me to get the US version at the matched prices.

Gotta love the Switch and its region freeness.

More NoA discounts to bring them inline with NoE?

• SteamWorld Dig 2 – $14.99 (was $19.99)
• Infinite Minigolf – $8.99 (was $14.99)
• Kingdom: New Lands – $11.24 (was $14.99)
• Heroes of the Monkey Tavern – $4.99 (was $9.99)
• GoNNER – $7.49 (was $9.99)

NoA still lagging, now Rocket League has been discounted to $14.99 (25%). This sale will continue until January 2.

http://nintendoeverything.com/rocket-league-discounted-for-the-first-time-on-the-north-american-switch-eshop/

Yeah, that usually is the case, despite (or possibily because) NoE is the less financially successful of the three major regions, they usually do a much better job with addressing their fans. NoA usually seems to be just taking instructions based on Nintendo of Japan's decisions without tailoring any of it to the American fans they are supposed to be supporting.

Ho-Ho-Ho, NoE counter-attacks with a second week of discounts:

• WWE 2K18 Digital Deluxe Edition – €49.49 until January 4; regularly €89.99
• WWE 2K18 – €41.99 until January 4; regularly €69.99
• L.A. Noire – €37.49 until January 4; regularly €49.99
• King Oddball – €2.49 until January 3; regularly €4.99
• FAST RMX – €16.99 until January 7; regularly €19.99
• Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX – €5.99 until January 4; regularly €7.99
• Plantera Deluxe – €4.49 until December 28; regularly €4.99
• One More Dungeon – €7.19 until December 28; regularly €7.99
• Flame in the Flood: Complete Edition – €11.24 until January 1; regularly €14.99
• Sine Mora RX – €22.49 until January 2; regularly €29.99
• This is the Police – €22.49 until January 2; regularly €29.99
• Cartoon Betwork: Battle Crashers – €29.99 until January 4; regularly €39.99
• Monster Jam: Crush It – €29.99 until January 1; regularly €39.99
• FIFA 18 – €40.19 until January 2; regularly €59.99
• Astro Bears Party – €3.99 until January 10; regularly €4.99
• Robonauts – €7.49 until January 10; regularly €14.99
• Butcher – €7.49 until January 4; regularly €9.99
• Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition – €7.49 until December 28; regularly €9.99
• Don’t Knock Twice – €8.74 until January 11; regularly €12.49
• Human Resource Machine – €7.99 until January 4; regularly €9.99
• Little Inferno – €7.99 until January 4; regularly €9.99
• World of Goo – €7.99 until January 4; regularly €9.99
• Ironcast – €10.49 until January 4; regularly €14.99
• Koi DX – €4.00 until January 11; regularly €5.00
• Pan-Pan A tiny big adventure – €4.00 until January 11; regularly €5.00

I picked up Mario/Rabbids on the discount, the only game I have been after and hadn't yet bought ^.^

Darksiders remake for wiiu is 4 Euro in NoE, unfortunately that offer isn't available here in America :(

Finally a (little) discount for Fast RMX, one of the very few eShop titles I'm interested in!

I used the PayPal promotion last month (€20 eShop credit for €15), so I only had to pay €12.74 for Fast RMX eventually.

Grabbed Mario + Rabbids as I had a paypal account with almost 15euros on it for an older job that I couldent send over. So got it for a fairly good price. RMX is tempting but I have soooo many games at the moment :|