Saturday deals are rolling in across multiple platforms, with significant markdowns on recent releases and collectibles. Whether you're looking to expand your physical library or catch up on RPG classics, this weekend offers several solid opportunities to save.
Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition is available at Target for $57.99, down $13 from its standard price. The Nintendo Switch 2 version bundles both the base game and the Phantom Liberty expansion onto a single cartridge, making it an efficient grab for console players building out their physical collections.
Sony and Nintendo fans hunting for story-driven RPGs have options at different price points. Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, the definitive version of the first chapter in the VII remake saga, sits at $19.99 on PlayStation 5 and $29.99 on Nintendo Switch 2. The game covers Cloud Strife's journey from the start through his escape from Midgar, and timing matters for anyone planning to play Final Fantasy VII Revelation when it releases next year.
The Nintendo Switch 2 camera is marked down nearly 50 percent to $29.99. The accessory connects via the console's top USB-C port and enables GameChat, Nintendo's built-in video and voice communication feature. The recent Star Fox release brought virtual YouTuber filters to the mix, potentially sweetening the camera's appeal for players who haven't explored these social features yet.
For action game enthusiasts, Nioh 3 dropped to $47.49 on Amazon for PS5 copies, a $20 reduction from launch price. The February release introduced an open-world structure alongside a revamped combat system that balances Samurai and Ninja playstyles.
Retro gaming got attention this weekend as well. Dragon Quest I and II HD-2D Remake is priced at $39.99 on Amazon, marking one of the lowest prices seen since its debut. The remake significantly expanded Dragon Quest II's narrative content, positioning this as the definitive way to experience both classics with modern visuals and gameplay refinements.
Beyond gaming, Barnes and Noble is running its 50 percent Criterion Collection sale on 4K Blu-rays. The promotion covers a broad catalog of titles, with many transfers overseen by original directors and packaged with substantial bonus materials.
For collectors seeking something different, Amazon has the Lego Ideas Vincent Van Gogh The Starry Night set at $136. The 2316-piece build lets you recreate the famous painting in brick form and includes a Van Gogh minifigure.
Author Emily Chen: "These deals hit the sweet spot between quality discounts and actual availability, so if you've been sitting on the fence about any of these, now's the moment to pull the trigger."
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