Our 36 favorite gaming deals on Prime Day for Switch, PS5, and Xbox
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There are some some sizable discounts on new and recent hits from the last few years for the Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and the Xbox Series X / S for Prime Day. Most Amazon game deals are physical copies, but every so often there’s a better or equivalent price on digital versions, as well as some matched deals at Best Buy.
In addition to game deals, we’re also on the hunt for discounted gaming accessories. This is usually a pretty good time to save what you can on things like gaming headsets, controllers, gaming mice, etc. While it’s a good time to get a microSD Express card for your Switch 2, don’t bank on any big discounts on SSDs for your PS5. Woof, those are expensive now. Thanks, RAMageddon.
The best deals on Nintendo Switch 2 games
Best Buy has discounted Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games — both physical and digital versions. It includes options like Street Fighter 6 Year 1-2 Fighters Edition on Switch 2 (physical) for $29.99 ($30 off) and Super Mario Odyssey (physical) and (digital) for $39.99 ($20 off).
Pokémon Legends: Z-A
Pokémon Legends: Z-A is the first game in the main series with a real-time battling system instead of the traditional turn-based formula. You’re still catching pokémon, leveling up, trading, and battling in the game’s Paris-inspired setting, but the more action-oriented battles and smooth performance (on the Nintendo Switch 2) are very welcome.
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Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle and Sparks of Hope dual pack
The Mario + Rabbids games are excellent turn-based strategy adventures that pair classic Mario characters with the chaotic Rabbids. The dual pack is a download code in a box that collects both the original Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle and its sequel Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, both for the Nintendo Switch.
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Resident Evil Requiem
The latest entry in the long-running survival horror series, with two different styles of gameplay via its dual protagonists. Read our review.
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A preorder of the physical version of the upcoming Star Fox remake is $49.94 ($10 off) at Amazon. The game launches soon on June 25th. Check out our recent coverage.- Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for the Switch 2 is $44.99 ($25 off) at Amazon, and the original Switch version is an even cheaper $29.99 ($30 off). Read our review.
- Kirby Air Riders, the high-speed racing game starring everyone’s favorite pink puff ball, is on sale for $49.94 ($20 off) Amazon. Read our review.
- The Switch 2 version of Hades 2 is $39.99 ($10 off) at Amazon. The sequel to Supergiant’s popular roguelite stars a new character and all kinds of new gameplay mechanics and magical boons. Also the gods are still hot as hell. Read our review.
Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Edition
The Switch 2 Edition of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has the same technical enhancements as Breath of the Wild, but they’re more welcome here because the game struggled to run a bit on the original Switch. The game is set in the same environment as its predecessor, but Hyrule is more dense, so there’s even more to explore. Your physics-based powers help a lot with traversal. Read our review.
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- Mario Tennis Fever is on its first big discount, selling for $49.94 ($20 off) at Amazon. Mario sports games are always a good time, especially if you’ve got in-person or online friends to play with. Read our impressions.
- Amazon is discounting a preorder for the physical version of Splatoon Raiders to $49.94 ($10 off). The single-player story driven take on Splatoon is set to launch July 23rd. Read our coverage.
The best deals on PlayStation and Xbox games
Elden Ring Nightreign (Deluxe Edition)
FromSoftware’s co-op title, Nightreign, pairs the visual flair and challenging combat of Elden Ring with a host of multiplayer elements, resulting in an ever-changing take on the beloved title. The Deluxe edition includes the game along with a digital artbook, The Forsaken Hollows DLC, and a soundtrack. If you buy it from Amazon, you also get a free poster. Read our review.
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- Nioh 3 for PlayStation 5 is selling for a new low price of $47.49 ($23 off) at Amazon. The brutally challenging action game from Koei Tecmo is filled with samurai and ninja combat. And lots of death — likely many of yours.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
Metal Gear Solid Delta is a ground-up remake of the 2004 classic Metal Gear Solid 3. It features completely revamped visuals and modern controls, so moving Snake through the jungle feels just as smooth as it did in 2015’s Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. It retains the original plot and performances, along with various cutscenes, levels, and other gameplay elements. Read our review.
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Silent Hill F
The survivor horror classic returns, now set in 1960s Japan. Read our review.
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The Silent Hill 2 remake on PlayStation 5 is $19.99 ($20 off) at Amazon.
Octopath Traveler II
Octopath Traveler II is the latest game in the roleplaying video game series Octopath Traveler, where you play one of eight travelers exploring land.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
The turn-based RPG with Souls-like elements was the surprise hit of 2025. Read our review.
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The best deals on game accessories
- Want some extra storage for your Switch 2? The 256GB Samsung P9 microSD Express card is $39.99 ($40 off) at Amazon. That doubles the Switch 2’s built-in storage, helping fit a lot more games.
- Razer’s Kitsune arcade controller / fight pad for PS5 and PC is on sale for an all-time low of $149.15 (about half off its original price) at Amazon. All-button fighting controllers are much more common these days (even 8BitDo makes some), and they’re great for hardcore fighting game fans who want very precise cardinal direction inputs. They also travel much more easily than a traditional arcade controller with a big ol’ stick.
Sony InZone H9 headset
The original H9 is one of Sony’s premium InZone gaming headsets. It features active noise cancellation, compatibility with both PCs and the PlayStation 5, and can simultaneously connect to two devices (one over 2.4GHz wireless and one over Bluetooth).
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- The newer Sony Inzone H9 II is also on sale for $248 ($102 off) at Amazon. The sequel version of Sony’s flagship noise-canceling gaming headset has a detachable mic and uses the same drivers as the WH-1000XM6. It’s compatible with PC, PS5, and Switch. Read our hands-on impressions.
- The 8BitDo Pro 3 Bluetooth controller for the Switch 2 and PCs is $55.99 ($14 off) in purple at Amazon. The latest version of 8BitDo’s popular gamepad with a touch of retro stylings uses TMR sticks and programmable back buttons. Read our review.
- For a low-cost controller for PC or Android that’s no-frills and wireless, check out the 8BitDo Ultimate 2C on sale for $22.79 ($7 off) at Amazon. It’s got Hall effect sticks and comes in some nice color combos (though the best deals are on the transparent black and green models).
- One of our favorite gaming mice, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, is selling for a new low of $113.98 ($46 off) at Amazon. Read our hands-on impressions.
- The Razer Viper V3 Pro is a great 8K wireless gaming mouse, down to $94.99, from the $130ish it was hovering near before.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless
The Nova Pro Wireless aims to be the one headset to rule them all. It features multiple ways to connect wirelessly, active noise cancellation, great sound quality, and swappable batteries. Read our review.
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Razer Wolverine V3 Pro
Razer’s Wolverine V3 Pro is its first wireless controller for Xbox and PC. It features Hall effect sticks, mouse click-like hair triggers, swappable stick toppers, and six customizable buttons.
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EasySMX S10
The EasySMX S10 is our favorite Switch 2 controller for people who don’t want to spend twice as much on Nintendo’s option. It offers an excellent take on HD rumble, along with amiibo support and the ability to wake the Switch remotely. It features a swappable eight-way (circular) D-pad, and can also work with PC, Steam Deck, and mobile devices.
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PlayStation Pulse Explore
The Pulse Explore are PlayStation-branded wireless earbuds from Sony that deliver low latency, lossless audio. They’re compatible with the PlayStation Portal as well as the PlayStation 5, PC, and macOS via the included PlayStation Link USB adapter. Read our hands-on impressions.
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Other gaming hardware deals
Elgato Stream Deck XL
The Stream Deck XL is the 32-key version of the Elgato Stream Deck. It doesn’t feature a swappable faceplate like the MK. 2 version of the standard Stream Deck, but it has more than double the number of buttons to push.
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8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard (Xbox Edition)
This mechanical keyboard is inspired by the original Xbox, with a translucent green color scheme and two large customizable buttons. Along with Bluetooth support, it offers a standard tenkeyless layout with clicky hot-swappable Kailh Jellyfish X switches.
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- The 8BitDo 18-key Retro number pad comes in the same color options as the keyboard. It has Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless, plus a seven-segment display that lets it work as a standalone calculator. The Xbox version is on sale for $35.99, down from $45, at Amazon.
Nex Playground
The Nex Playground is a motion-controlled console that connects to your TV and uses a built-in camera and AI to track your movements as you play. Designed for ages five and up, it comes with games like Fruit Ninja and Whack-a-Mole Deluxe. You can download more games, including titles featuring popular characters like Elmo, with a paid Play Pass subscription.
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Meta Quest 3S
If you bought a Meta Quest 2, you’re a prime candidate for the Quest 3S. It’s a faster, more comfortable VR headset that runs the same chipset as the pricier Quest 3. While its screen resolution hasn’t improved, nearly everything else about the hardware has. Read our review.
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Update, June 26th: Struck expired deals and added new ones on an 8BitDo Xbox-themed keyboard, Mario + Rabbids games, and more.
