Nintendo’s ongoing “Customer Appreciation” sale is set to continue until September 26th, offering reduced prices on various Switch titles and accessories. Among the standout discounts is Metroid Prime Remastered, which has fallen to a digital price of $27.99 for both the Switch and Switch 2. This marks a significant drop from the standard $39.99, representing a 30 percent savings available at major retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. For those preferring physical media, copies are priced around $42.
The remastered edition enhances the original 2002 GameCube release with modernized textures, improved lighting effects, and consistent frame rates. Unlike the earlier Wii re-release, this version does not mandate motion controls, offering a more traditional gameplay experience. While the series has a dedicated fanbase, the current pricing makes it an ideal entry point for new players.
For enthusiasts looking to expand their collection, the Metroid Prime 1-3: A Visual Retrospective hardcover art book is also on promotion. Normally retailing for $49.99, the 208-page volume is available for $28.50 at Amazon and Walmart. The book features insights and quotes from the developers behind the trilogy, providing a deeper look into Nintendo’s design philosophy.
Beyond gaming, other notable deals include the animated film Flow, which can be purchased in 4K via Apple TV or Amazon for $4.99, provided it is not already available through HBO Max on demand. Additionally, Anker’s versatile 2-in-1 USB-C cable, capable of charging two devices from a single port, is listed at $15.99 on Amazon. In the hardware sector, Best Buy is offering the white Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for $149.99, a price point lower than the black version currently available.
The visual retrospective art book is half price too. That’s a steal for anyone who loves the trilogy’s design philosophy.
I actually came for the Flow movie deal at $4.99. Didn’t expect to also score a Metroid Prime discount!
Wait, what? Anker cables and Magic Keyboards in a Nintendo Customer Appreciation sale? That seems oddly out of place for a first-party event.
Finally! This sale makes the Switch and Switch 2 versions a no-brainer. I grabbed mine on Amazon immediately.