Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Comes Out This Week — Here Are the Cheapest Copies

Mario + Rabbids is shaping up to be the Switch’s biggest hit of the season when it comes out on October 20. In our hands-on preview of the game, we called it “a magical hybrid that captures the joy of Nintendo games and combines it with a layer of deep and challenging strategy.”

You’ll team up with Mario, Luigi, Rabbid Peach and their friends on a cosmic journey to defeat an intergalactic threat and save the galaxy. The journey will take you across the universe, exploring planets filled with strange inhabitants, hilarious secrets and thrilling combat that deftly combines turn-based tactics with real-time action. And then unleash the power of the Sparks to gain the upper hand and dazzle on the battlefield.

A few different versions of the game are available to pre-order, each with their own bonuses. While the standard edition comes with just the game, the Cosmic edition instantly unlocks the Galactic Prestige Collection skins for Mario, Rabbid Peach and Edge. The Gold edition includes the skins as well as the season pass.

Ahead of the game’s launch later this week, here’s your guide to the cheapest copies you can buy in Australia.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Cheapest Copies

• Amazon: Standard Edition $69 | Gold Edition $99
• Big W: Standard Edition $69 | Gold Edition $99
• EB Games: Standard Edition $79.95 | Cosmic Edition $79.95
• JB Hi-Fi: Standard Edition $69 | Gold Edition $119 | SteelBook Edition $69
• The Gamesmen: Standard Edition $79.95 | Gold Edition
• Nintendo eShop (digital): Standard Edition $59.99 | Gold Edition $89.99
• Ubisoft Store (digital): Standard Edition $89.95 | Gold Edition $119.95
• Ubisoft Store (physical) Standard Edition $89.95

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Pre-Order Bonus

Anyone who pre-orders the game will get the Megabug Collection, which includes 9 weapon skins — one for each playable character.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope Release Date

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope will unlock on October 20 at 12:01 am local time in Australia. That means wherever you are, you’ll be able to start playing as soon as the clock passes midnight.

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