With the holidays approaching, E.Leclerc offers the Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Legends: ZA pack at 454.90 euros, a console + game duo already listed at a reduced price. The right time, before promotional periods and risks of shortages. Next-generation console and new adventure in the Pokémon universe, now available. Among the compatible accessories we find the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller at 79.90 euros and the 256 GB SanDisk Express microSD memory card at 49.90 euros. Shipping is free, with store pickup and payment in installments. And, with the subscription to the E.Leclerc card, free and without obligation, you accumulate euros with every purchase, usable in all departments, and the dedicated application allows you to track purchases, benefits and personalized offers.
Switch 2 + Game: Pokémon, next generation version at E.Leclerc
The Nintendo Switch 2 marks a new stage in the world of hybrid consoles. Whether in handheld or TV mode, it’s smoother, more responsive and offers an improved screen and greater autonomy to play alone or with others, locally or online, with full access to the eShop and Nintendo services. It offers compatibility with a catalog of Switch games already available that includes the great classics and new features such as the Pokémon Legends: ZA game to download using a code provided in the package. This new game from the Pokémon universe immerses players in a new adventure in Illumis, with a highly anticipated return of Mega-Evolution. Free exploration, dynamic combat and immersive narration between captures and missions. This console + game duo is ready for hours of shareable play, for young and old.
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