Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled Free Trial for Nintendo Switch Online Subscribers

If the various promotional offers offered so far have not yet convinced you to get Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled on Switch , Nintendo Switch Online subscribers are currently eligible for a free trial.

For just under two weeks, Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is offered at half price on the Switch eShop. This gives us a price of 19.99 euros against the 39.99 displayed in normal times. A tempting offer, despite the fact that it is possible to make similar good deals by opting for the cartridge format.

Twenty euros still remain one certain amount, and to allow potential future buyers to know exactly what will happen once the game is installed on the console, Nintendo is playing it Santa Claus at the end of the year.

Crash Team Racing playable for free until January 5 for Switch subscribers

A promotional offer is available for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers since Wednesday, December 30. It allows these users to download the full version of Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (prepare 10 GB, in this case) and play it for free for a week.

For As a reminder, a Nintendo Switch Online subscription allows you to access multiplayer online services with a number of titles, and also to try out a selection of NES and SNES games. Free trials areregularly offered to make you want to join the family.

The offer in question, available in the United States and Europe, will run until Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Your Switch menu should display a temporary icon to allow quick access to the game. Savings can be reused with a copy of Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled purchased after the free trial ends.

The title of Beenox is not the first to be the subject of a free trial for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. Last September, it was Disgaea 5 Complete which had been proposed while it was obvious that a week was only going to be used to touch the content of the game. The following month, Overwatch was testable, there too , to have taken out a subscription, free or not, to the Nintendo service. And it doesn't say that Crash Team Racing will be the last to be served on a field.