As another weekend settles in, gamers and tech enthusiasts alike are being treated to a fresh wave of steep discounts across major titles, hardware, and collectibles. Today’s top promotions feature significant price cuts on acclaimed releases like Star Wars Zero Company and MLB The Show 26, alongside modern hardware essentials such as the Apple AirPods Pro 3. Whether you are looking to dive into an expansive tactical campaign, update your portable audio setup, or secure physical copies of highly anticipated upcoming releases, a wide variety of platforms are seeing notable markdowns at major retailers this Sunday.
Star Wars Zero Company for $47.97
Standing out as one of the most prominent sleeper hits of the year, Star Wars Zero Company is currently seeing a $12 price reduction on physical PlayStation 5 copies at Amazon, bringing the cost down to $47.97. Earning a glowing 9/10 review upon release, the title has been widely praised for its tactical gameplay depth. Reviewers highlighted its ability to seamlessly capture the distinct cinematic aesthetic established by Respawn’s Star Wars Jedi series, while simultaneously delivering memorable characters and a narrative that purposefully steps away from Force users to focus instead on non-traditional protagonists and antagonists.
Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter for $39.99
For fans of traditional Japanese role-playing games, Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is available for $39.99. Serving as the foundational starting point for the beloved Trails franchise, last year’s comprehensive remake successfully breathed new life into the classic adventure. With subsequent entries like the 2nd Chapter now readily available on the market, these ongoing promotional discounts provide an ideal entry point for players looking to experience the expansive, interconnected narrative from the very beginning.
AirPods Pro 3 for $179.99
Beyond software and gaming hardware, personal audio equipment is also receiving noteworthy attention this weekend. Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 wireless earbuds are currently discounted to $179.99 at Amazon. Representing a substantial technological leap over the second-generation model, the third iteration introduces several key hardware upgrades, including an integrated heart rate sensor, a refined acoustic architecture for superior sound fidelity, and redesigned eartips engineered to optimize active noise cancellation performance.
Shuten Order for $49.99
Nintendo Switch 2 owners have plenty of options to expand their libraries this weekend as well, highlighted by a price drop on Shuten Order. Developed through a collaborative effort between DMM Games, Neilo, and Tookuo Games, the title is currently marked down to $49.99 on Amazon for the Nintendo Switch 2, representing the lowest price point observed for the physical release thus far. The game distinguishes itself by intertwining five distinct gameplay styles, seamlessly blending visual novel storytelling elements with stealth action mechanics. Additionally, standard Nintendo Switch copies of the game are seeing concurrent reductions down to $39.99.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for $49.99
Woot has stepped in with a competitive weekend offer for one of the Nintendo Switch 2’s marquee holiday releases, bringing physical copies of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond down to $49.99. Earning an 8/10 critical reception upon launch, the long-awaited revival was celebrated as an ambitious, if occasionally uneven, return for the iconic bounty hunter. Reviewers noted that in its highest-tier moments, the title successfully scales the lofty atmospheric and exploratory heights expected from the storied franchise.
LEGO Star Wars AT-AT for $51.99
Collectors of physical memorabilia can take advantage of a 20% discount on the LEGO Star Wars AT-AT building set, which is currently priced at $51.99 on Amazon. Comprising 525 pieces, the building kit allows builders to construct the iconic Imperial walker alongside a Rebel Alliance Snowspeeder, recreating the classic cinematic confrontation from the films. Given the steady upward trajectory of retail prices across official LEGO product lines over recent years, this markdown presents a solid opportunity for builders to acquire the set at a reduced rate.
Save $10 off Ocarina of Time Remake Physical Copies
With the release date for the physical edition of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake rapidly approaching this October, Amazon has opened pre-orders with a $10 discount, bringing the price down to $59.99. Following the pricing pattern established by previous high-profile Nintendo Switch 2 physical launches, this introductory promotion is scheduled to conclude upon the official release day. As one of the definitive masterpieces of the medium, the upcoming modernized version is widely anticipated to be among the most heavily discussed video game releases of the year.
Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection for $29.99
Fans of Capcom’s classic blue mascot can pick up the Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection on the PlayStation 5 for $29.99 at Amazon, shaving $10 off the standard retail price for the compilation of seven distinct titles. Garnering an 8/10 review score, the collection was recognized by critics as the definitive and most accessible modern method to experience what is frequently regarded as one of the franchise’s most creatively overlooked eras.
MLB The Show 26 for $29.99
As the competitive professional baseball season reaches its dramatic conclusion with the onset of the October postseason, fans looking to mirror the action virtually can purchase MLB The Show 26 on the PlayStation 5 for $29.99. This discount represents the lowest recorded price for the sports simulation over the summer and autumn periods, offering an opportune window for baseball enthusiasts to step onto the virtual diamond as the real-world championship battles unfold.
Kirby Air Riders for $48.99
Rounding out the hardware and software promotions, Kirby Air Riders—one of the standout Nintendo Switch 2 exclusives from the previous year—is currently available in physical form for $48.99 at Amazon. The title caters to both solo players and multiplayer groups, offering a high-speed racing experience that deliberately diverges from traditional kart-racers. Even for players who feel saturated by genre staples like Mario Kart, the title provides a distinct, fast-paced mechanical challenge that remains unique within the broader Nintendo library.
