Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller + Donkey Kong Bananza (Physical Copy)

Name: Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller + Donkey Kong Bananza (Physical Copy)
Brand: Currys
Price: 130.23 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller + Donkey Kong Bananza (Physical Copy) Elevate your gameplay with this premium bundle combining a cutting-edge Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and the iconic Donkey Kong Bananza game. Perfect for immersive experiences, it’s a must-have for any Switch enthusiast. 🎮 Controller Highlights - Precision-pressed ergonomic design for all-day comfort - Ultra-responsive HD rumble motors and capacitive touch buttons - Seamless wireless connectivity via Bluetooth for lag-free fun - Compatible with Switch OLED, LTE, and family set-ups - Rechargeable battery with 22 hours of playtime from a full charge 🕹️ Game Features - Retro nostalgia meets classic gameplay with Donkey Kong Bananza - Engage in 8-bit adventures and challenging levels for timeless entertainment - Ideal for multiplayer moments with friends and family - Vibrant physical release—no downloads required, ready to play instantly This set delivers dual-hat value, offering hardware upgrades and a legendary title. Whether you're conquering new worlds or revisiting old favourites, enjoy enhanced control and cherished gaming memories. Compact, durable, and designed for serious play—grab this bundle today!

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