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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…

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

As Amazon's Prime Big Deal Day sale commences, Nintendo enthusiasts are in for a treat with a range of discounted games. While major first-party titles aren't heavily discounted following Nintendo's recent Customer Appreciation sale, there are still some tantalizing deals to be found. Prime members will find exclusive discounts, while non-members can also snag some good prices.

Among the first-party games, Pokemon Legends Z-A is $20 off, and Mario Tennis Fever is heavily discounted. JRPG lovers will be pleased with Octopath Traveler 0 and Square Enix's new IP, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. JRPG fans can also grab discounted remakes of the first, second, and seventh Dragon Quest games. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and Rebirth are also on sale.

For those who prefer real-time action, Capcom's new IP, Pragmata, is discounted by $20. Resident Evil Requiem, featuring characters Leon and Grace Ashcroft, is also heavily discounted. If you're an action fan, you can save $20 on Capcom's Pragmata. Resident Evil Requiem offers two strains of survival horror.

For those who haven't yet acquired the new Nintendo Switch 2, there are two options: the standalone console, which has just increased in price by $50, or special editions and bundles. The Zelda edition Switch 2 is set to launch on October 29, and a bundle with Switch Sports Resort launches on October 22.

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