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Nintendo Switch 2 Games Are Hitting All-Time Low Prices in Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days Sale

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Nintendo Switch 2 Games Are Hitting All-Time Low Prices in Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days Sale

Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Day sale, which is essentially just an October version of Prime Day, is now live. I’m happy to report there are plenty of Nintendo deals in the bunch. Well, sort of.

We aren’t seeing too many discounts on first-party Nintendo games, which makes sense coming out of Nintendo’s surprisingly generous “Customer Appreciation” sale. Still, there are some sneaky Pokemon discounts in the mix, alongside plenty of new Switch 2 editions getting their first price drops of the year.

If you want to bulk up your physical Switch 2 library (who doesn’t love that box art?), here's what we'd recommend grabbing in the sale.

Note: Most of these deals are exclusive to Prime members. You can sign up for that here.

Starting from the top, we do in fact have a couple of first-party Nintendo games. The main one is $20 off the latest Pokemon release, Legends Z-A, which might not have the most expansive world, but still has plenty of “exciting Pokemon encounters, well-written characters, and amusing side quests” according to our review. We’re also seeing a hefty price cut on Nintendo’s latest sports release, Mario Tennis Fever.

Octopath Traveler, which popularized the HD-2D style, is seeing a $20 discount on its most recent release, Octopath Traveler 0 . The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales , a new Square Enix IP in a similar style, has also dropped to its lowest price yet . Dragon Quest fans can secure discounts on recent remakes of the first, second, and seventh games.


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