Nintendo’s Black Friday deals kicked off on Sunday, November 21st, and they’ll last until November 27th. Like last year, the main attraction is the standard Nintendo Switch console that includes Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and a three-month individual membership to Nintendo Switch Online. It all costs $299.99. Nintendo confirmed that the Switch console included here is the V2 model with improved battery life. Altogether, these items would cost around $370, so the $299 price point is stellar.

Several games are seeing big discounts, including ones that don’t commonly see such a big price drop. GameStop is hosting the best deals of any retailer right now (plus, these are the lowest prices of all time for these titles) on new physical editions of games, and notably, their digital editions, too. To make it easier to view and shop, I’m just going to list them below with their best sale prices.

Here’s the list:

• Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• Astral Chain is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• Paper Mario: The Origami King is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• Splatoon 2 is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• Kirby Star Allies is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening is $40 for the physical or digital version at GameStop
• Fire Emblem: Three Houses is $27 for the physical or digital version at GameStop

(If you’re purchasing a lot of digital games today, you might need a bigger microSD card to store more games on.)

You can also get big discounts on more interactive experiences for Switch, including Ring Fit Adventure for just $55 (usually $80) and Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit for $60 (usually $100). These are the biggest discounts yet for either of these titles.