VIRGIN Media is offering a choice of two temping giveaways in its latest mega TV and broadband deal.
The British telecoms giant routinely runs bonus perks for new and returning customers.
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Previously, the firm has offered a brand new TV or bill credit.
This time around you can redeem either a Nintendo Switch console or £200 bill credit.
The Nintendo Switch is usually worth about £259.99.
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But it’s only available with certain bundles.
These include:
- Bigger Combo bundle + Movies
- Bigger Combo bundle + Sports HD
- Biggest TV bundle (including Volt variants)
- Mega Volt bundle
- Mega TV + Sky Sports HD
- Mega TV + Sky Cinema
- Mega TV + Sky Sports & Sky Cinema HD
But you only have until the end of the week (April 28) to redeem the offer.
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If you opt for the Virgin Media bill credit this will be applied to your first bill and any that’s left over will be applied to your following bills until it’s all used up.
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchase.
Three new games to play on the Switch
The Sun’s expert reviewers regularly test out the latest games – and here are three titles that have been released so far this year worth trying.
Princess Peach: Showtime
The beloved Princess Peach from Mario gets her own game.
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Reviewer Ryan Woodrow said the title “won’t be to every gamer’s taste, but if you love Peach as a character, then this game does her justice”.
Read the full review here.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is the franchise’s first mainline release in over a decade.
Reviewer Georgina Young wrote that the new game is “clearly made as a love letter to fans of 2D platformers, and they will more than get their fill here”.
Read the full review here.
Berserk Boy
Berserk Boy is described as a high speed action packed Platformer with Metroidvania elements.
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Georgina Young says it “nails the fast, fluid movement of your favourite 2D platformers, which makes it definitely worth playing”.
Read the full review here.
