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Pikmin 4 is $20 off ahead of its $10 Nintendo Switch 2 update

By Brad Bourque
October 17, 2026 1 Min Read
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In a Pikmin screenshot, a Bulborb looms over a Pikmin protagonist with some red, blue, and yellow Pikmin creatures behind them.
Pikmin preparing to do battle with a Bulborb | Image: Nintendo

If you’re wondering what video game to play this weekend, my colleague Sheena Vasani spotted a discounted Nintendo Switch title with instant digital delivery. Walmart has the digital version of Pikmin 4 for Switch discounted to $39.88, just over $20 lower than its usual price. This version of the game follows the same puzzle formula as previous titles in the series, but adds in a dog companion for an extra layer of complexity and action, and dives deeper into the dark undertones previous games hinted at.

Pikmin 4

A screenshot of the video game Pikmin 4.

Where to Buy:

  • $59.99 $39.88 at Walmart

Nintendo recently announced a Switch 2 version of Pikmin 4 will launch on November 12th, 2026. That version features polished visuals, adds in voice commands for your dog companion, plus a new mode called Dandori Academy that adds extra challenges over time. You’ll be able to upgrade to that version for just $10, saving you $20 total over buying the $69.99 Switch 2 Edition outright.

Read our Pikmin 4 review.
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