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Score the Nintendo Switch 2 at its lowest ever Amazon UK price, now just £354.99

September 29

There's a brilliant deal to be had on the Nintendo Switch 2 over at Amazon in the UK right now. This family-friendly console has just hit £354.99 , which is a new record low price for this retailer…

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