As if Switch games weren't already expensive, Nintendo is now getting rid of one of the only ways to get discounted first-party games after already killing off its reward points scheme

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond screenshot showing Samus' returning Power Armor in detail. A mysterious figure is reflected in her visor.

Nintendo has announced that the Nintendo Switch Game Voucher service is coming to an end, with the deal going off sale in January 2026.

As we're all aware now, Nintendo games and discounts just don't go together. No matter if it's a masterpiece like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, or the worst game of the decade like Mario Strikers: Battle League, Nintendo is still selling them for full price. Even 1-2 Switch, which came out at launch and stank, still costs $50.