There are usually good gaming deals happening all the time, but Prime Day is especially good to gamers. Amazon is currently hosting some amazing deals on PlayStation 5 games, as well as headsets, headphones, phone clips, keyboards, mice, controllers, and other popular accessories. Other retailers are hosting attractive sales, too, as evident in our roundup of the best anti-Prime Day deals.
While we can’t expect to see price cuts on next-gen consoles like the PS5 or the Xbox Series X — or even availability, for that matter — there might be some surprise game or accessory deals you weren’t expecting. We’ve gathered the best gaming deals below, and we’ll be updating them throughout Prime Day alongside our main post, which highlights the best Prime Day deals happening now.
The best game deals for Prime Day
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Edition is $50 at Amazon (usually $70), the best price we’ve seen on Insomniac’s second outing with the popular superhero.
- The Nioh Collection is $50 at Amazon and Best Buy (typically $70), matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the remastered 4K collection.
- Returnal is $50 at Amazon and Best Buy (normally $70), the lowest price we’ve seen on what is arguably the best PS5 exclusive thus far.
- Sackboy: A Big Adventure is $40 at Amazon and Best Buy (usually $60), the steepest discount we’ve seen yet on the charming platforming title.
- Demon’s Souls is $50 at Amazon and Best Buy (normally $70), matching the best price we’ve seen on the challenging launch title for the PS5.
- The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Walmart (usually $60).
- Super Mario Odyssey (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Walmart (usually $50).
- Luigi’s Mansion 3 (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Walmart (usually $50).
- Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Nintendo Switch) is $40 at Amazon and Walmart (usually $60).
- Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit (Mario Set Edition) is $75 at Amazon (usually $100). It’s the same price as the Luigi Set Edition, which is also on sale at Best Buy for the same price.
- Paper Mario: The Origami King (Nintendo Switch) is $30 at Target (usually $43). Not available for shipping, but your local Target may have it in stock.
- Pikmin 3 Deluxe (Nintendo Switch) is $30 at Amazon and Target (usually $60), easily the biggest price drop we’ve seen on the Switch remaster.
- Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle (Nintendo Switch) is $15 at Target (normally $47).
- It Takes Two (PS4 / PS5, Xbox One / Series X) is $30 at Target (usually $40), matching the best price we’ve seen on the hit cooperative title.
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (PS4, Xbox Series X / S) is $23 at Target (usually $60), the steepest price drop we’ve seen on the latest entry in Assassin’s Creed saga.
- Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order (PS4, Xbox One) is $20 at Target (usually $40), matching its best-ever price.
- Star Wars Squadrons (PS4, Xbox One) is $20 at Target (usually $40), just shy of the best price we’ve seen on the Star Wars-themed dogfighting title.
- Final Fantasy VII: Remake (PS4) is $40 at Target (usually $50), nearly matching its best price ever.
- Monster Hunter Rise (Nintendo Switch) is $50 at Amazon and Target (normally $60), matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the most recent Monster Hunter game.
Gaming mouse deals
Razer Basilisk V2
Razer’s latest Basilisk is a solid option if you like the fit of Logitech’s G502 series mice but want something that looks a little more slick. Ergonomically, they’re very similar, and this model even has a scroll wheel with adjustable tension.
- Logitech’s fantastic G502 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse is $95 at Amazon, which is the best price that we’ve seen since the product released.
- Razer’s DeathAdder V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse is $76 at Amazon (usually $130), falling lower than the lowest price we’ve seen this year.
- HyperX’s Pulsefire Surge gaming mouse is $33 at Amazon (usually $55), the best price on the already-affordable optical mouse to date.
- Logitech’s G502 Hero Gaming Mouse is $38 at Amazon (normally $80), matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the wired, budget-based mouse.
- SteelSeries’ Rival 650 Wireless Gaming Mouse is $76 at Amazon (typically $120), the best price to date on the SteelSeries durable gaming mouse.
- Razer’s Mamba Elite Wired Gaming Mouse is $43 at Amazon (usually $90), the lowest price we’ve seen this year.
- Logitech’s G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse is $95 at Amazon (normally $130), the best price we’ve come across for the lightweight gaming mouse.
The best gaming laptop deals for Prime Day
Asus’ ROG Strix G17 with a 17.3-inch 1080p display, the Ryzen 9 5900HX processor, Nvidia’s RTX 3070, 16GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSDcosts $1,680 at Office Depot (usually $1,800)
The best gaming headset deals for Prime Day
- SteelSeries’ Arctic 1 Gaming Headset is $35 at Amazon (usually $50), which is the lowest price we’ve seen yet on the budget-based, multi-platform gaming headset.
- Razer’s BlackShark V2 Gaming Headset is $76 at Amazon (normally $100), matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the multi-platform gaming headset.
- Razer’s Kaira Pro Wireless Gaming Headset is $120 at Amazon (usually $150), the lowest price we’ve seen on Razer’s feature-rich headset for the latest Xbox consoles.
- HyperX’s Cloud II Gaming Headset is $76 at Amazon (usually $100), matching the lowest price we’ve seen this year.
- HyperX’s Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset is $33 at Amazon (normally $50), falling just short of the lowest price drop we’ve ever seen on the multi-platform headset.
- HyperX’s Cloud Alpha S Gaming Headset is $100 at Amazon (typically $130), nearly matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the wired, PC-compatible headset.
- HyperX’s Cloud Flight Gaming Headset for the PS4, PS5, and PC is $100 at Amazon (usually $140), matching the lowest price we’ve seen recently.
- Razer’s Kraken Ultimate Gaming Headset is $63 at Amazon (typically $130), just shy of the lowest price we’ve seen on the USB headset.
- SteelSeries’ Arctis 5 Gaming Headset is $66 at Amazon (usually $100), matching the lowest price we’ve seen on the flagship headset.
The best gaming keyboard deals for Prime Day
SteelSeries Apex Pro Mechanical Keyboard
The Apex Pro full-sized RGB-backlit gaming keyboard features a programmable OLED screen, volume wheel, and key switches with adjustable actuation points.
- Razer’s Huntsman Tournament Edition Gaming Keyboard is $76 at Amazon (normally $100), the lowest price we’ve ever seen on the keyboard at Amazon.
- Logitech G513 Carbon Mechanical Keyboard is $100 at Amazon (typically $130), matching the lowest price we’ve seen on Logitech’s backlit keyboard.
- SteelSeries’ Apex Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is $162 at Amazon (usually $200), the lowest price to date on the adjustable, aluminum keyboard.
- Razer’s BlackWidow V3 Pro Mechanical Keyboard is $171 at Amazon (normally $230), more than $20 less than the best-ever price.
The best gaming monitor deals for Prime Day
- LG’s 27-inch QHD UltraGear IPS gaming monitor with G-Sync compatibility is $285 at Amazon (usually $379).
- Acer’s 24.5-inch Predator XB253Q Gaming Monitor is $300 at Amazon (normally $380), the best price on the 1080p, high refresh rate monitor to date.
- LG’s 27UL500-W 27-Inch UHD Monitor is $280 at Amazon (typically $350), just shy of the lowest price we’ve seen on LG’s entry-level 4K monitor.
- BenQ’s 35-inch EX3501R Ultrawide Gaming Monitor is $496 at Amazon (normally $749), the best price we’ve encountered on BenQ’s QHD monitor.
Miscellaneous gaming deals for Prime Day
- Razer’s Kishi Mobile Game Controller is $66 at Amazon (usually $100), the lowest price we’ve seen on the popular Android and iOS accessory.
- Razer’s Kiyo Pro webcam is $152 at Amazon (usually $200), the first time we’ve seen a discount.
- The Nintendo Switch Game Deluxe Travel Case is $15 at Target (usually $20).
- SanDisk’s 400GB microSD card for Nintendo Switch is $38 at Amazon, the lowest price yet. It’s normally around $50, but it’s tough to beat this deal.
- Bumping it up to 512GB, Samsung’s microSD card is just $62 at Amazon (usually $80).
- Seagate’s 4TB external hard drive for the PS4 is $85 at Amazon (normally $120), the lowest price we’ve ever seen on the robust HDD.
- Seagate’s 4TB external hard drive for the Xbox One is $85 at Amazon (usually $117), just shy of the lowest price we’ve seen on Seagate’s green HDD.
- If you want faster external storage, Crucial’s X8 1TB External SSD is $95 at Amazon (usually $143).
- Genki’s ShadowCast gadget that lets you play consoles on your laptop’s screen is $40 at Amazon (usually $50).
- Genki’s Audio Lite Bluetooth 5.0 adapter for Switch and Switch Lite is $28 at Amazon (usually $35), down $7.
Update June 22nd, 9:35PM ET: Updated prices, added several deals, and struck out inactive promotions.