Metroid Ravenous Pre-Order Discounted to $59.88 at Amazon

Did you know you can save $10 on Metroid Ravenous right now? Amazon has slashed the price of the upcoming Switch 2 exclusive to $59.88, down from $69.99. That's a solid discount on a game that doesn't even have a release date yet—well, it does: January 28.

Nintendo is known for rarely discounting its first-party titles, especially pre-orders. So when a $10 price cut appears, it's worth paying attention. Metroid Ravenous is the latest Switch 2 game to get this treatment, following a pattern we've seen with other Nintendo pre-orders. If you're planning to pick it up, grabbing it now locks in the savings.

But that's not the only deal worth checking out today. If you're in the market for a new controller, the 8BitDo Ultimate 2 is down to its lowest price ever at $44.99 on Woot. That's a steal for a gamepad that usually hovers in the low $50s when on sale. It works with both Switch and Switch 2, and it even has a shake-to-wake feature. Our review praised its asymmetrical form factor, TMR thumbsticks, customizable RGB sticks, and included charging stand. It's also cheaper than the official Switch 2 Pro controller and supports cross-platform play. Just note that setting it up on Switch 2 can be a bit stressful, and it can't wake the console from sleep mode. Also, those RGB sticks will drain the battery.

On the PS5 side, the Victrix Pro BFG (Tekken 8 Edition) is at its best price of the year. This modular controller is our go-to for PS5, and it's now $20 away from the record-low we saw in December. It offers deep customization, excellent performance, and works with PC and PS4. However, it lacks vibration (let alone haptics), feels a little light, and has some minor pairing issues.

If you're into racing sims, the Logitech G RS50 is down to $599.99 at Amazon—a $100 savings. It's only been cheaper a couple of times in the last few months, and it usually sells for $610-$630. Our review highlighted its smooth, reliable 8Nm direct drive motor, immersive TRUEFORCE feedback, and strong build quality. On the downside, G Hub offers limited tuning options, and there's no all-in-one bundle.

And for Zelda fans, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is still $10 off at Amazon. The Textured Foil physical edition is $59.88, down from $69.99, ahead of its November 5 release. Pre-order season is in full swing, so if you want these savings, don't wait too long.

Will you be picking up any of these deals? Let us know in the comments!