Switch 2 games hit all-time low prices on Amazon
Prime Big Deal Day Delivers Major Loot for Switch 2 Fans and JRPG Devotees
The digital shopping calendar has officially turned to gaming, as Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Day sale is live, offering a massive opportunity for gamers looking to upgrade their libraries. This October event isn’t just about clearing out old inventory; it’s a treasure trove, especially for those diving deep into the world of Nintendo and the highly anticipated Switch 2 ecosystem.
While first-party Nintendo games see relatively fewer blanket discounts, the deals are certainly sharp and targeted. Fans of the Pokémon franchise, for instance, can snag a $20 discount on the latest release of Legends Z-A. Furthermore, if you’re looking to boost your sports collection, a price cut on Mario Tennis Fever is waiting to be claimed.
But the real excitement is brewing among JRPG enthusiasts. The sale is a goldmine for fans of classic pixel adventures, featuring substantial discounts on titles like Octopath Traveler 0, offering a $20 reduction, and new Square Enix IP like The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, which is hitting its lowest price yet. Dragon Quest fans can also secure savings on recent remakes of the first, second, and seventh mainline games.
For those who adore the sprawling epic of Final Fantasy VII, now is the perfect moment to secure the Switch 2 editions of the highly anticipated Remake Intergrade and Rebirth. With the six-month wait until the highly anticipated Revelation release looming, these deals make it easier to start exploring those massive worlds now.
The action-packed side of the sale also offers tempting savings from Capcom. Fans of real-time action can save $20 on Capcom’s newest IP, Pragmata, and a significant drop on Resident Evil Requiem, bringing the game back to its lowest price since launch. Prepare for some intense survival horror with Leon and Grace Ashcroft once again.
Beyond the game deals, the opportunity extends to new hardware and bundles. If you are still eyeing the Switch 2, remember that the standalone console has seen a price adjustment of $50. However, there are exciting bundles available for those who want to complete their collection. The sought-after Zelda edition Switch 2 is confirmed to launch on October 29, and if you’re ready for some competitive fun, the new bundle featuring Switch Sports Resort drops on October 22.
Don’t forget that the savings don’t stop at physical games. Digital deals are also available directly through the Nintendo Store, giving gamers maximum flexibility to snag those deals wherever they find them.
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