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Prime Day has some solid deals on Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox games - The Verge

25 Jun 2026
4 minute min
Andrei Miroslavescu
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. Featured Products Resident Evil Requiem Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Edition Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater The best deals on Nintendo Switch 2 games * 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 $49.99 ($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. * 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 * The Silent Hill 2 remake on PlayStation 5 is $19.99 ($20 off) at Amazon. 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. * The 8BitDo Pro 3 Bluetooth controller for the Switch 2 and PCs is $52.78 (around $13 off) in orange 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. * 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. Other gaming hardware deals
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