• Mon. Oct 6th, 2025

Best Nintendo Deals: Brand New Switch eShop Sale and More

You can currently secure a slew of great digital Switch deals from the Nintendo eShop, alongside retailers like Best Buy and Amazon who will sell you codes for similar Switch titles. One of our favorite deals in the sale is definitely on Metroid Dread which has dropped to just $41.99 for a limited time. Plus, the biggest game of the year so far has also been discounted; Tears of the Kingdom is down to just $62.76.

TL;DR – Our Handpicked Best Switch Deals

That’s not all, though, as you can still save on a wide variety of other Switch titles right now, like Xenoblade 3 and Bravely Default II, among others. The eShop, Best Buy, and Amazon are all running sales right now, so it’s a good opportunity to grab some games and save some cash. We’ve left all the details on the best deals just below, so check out our top handpicked deals in the sale, or give @IGNDeals a follow on Twitter for instant discount updates every day.

New Switch eShop Sale and More

Save up to 50% on a wide selection of Nintendo Switch deals with the brand-new Hyper Max digital eShop sale right now. This sale is now live and will run through to June 25 at 11:59 PM PT. Plus, remember to use some of those built-up Gold Points towards the purchase of all the eligible games, DLC, Switch Online memberships, and more in the sale.

Save on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

If you’ve been waiting to get your hands on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, now’s a great time to do so. At Amazon and Walmart, you can pick up a physical copy of the game for just $62.90, saving you 10% off its usual price of $69.99.

The Nintendo Switch is a runaway success, now sitting at number three on the list of all-time best-selling consoles. Some of the most popular games of the last five years have exclusive homes on the Switch, and unlike Nintendo consoles of yore, first-party Nintendo Switch game deals are fairly commonplace.

Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.