The best games of 2017, including Nintendo’s biggest titles, are now on sale

Deals on last year’s most exciting games are starting to drop with more regularity as retailers and publishers make room for 2018 titles. Nintendo’s flagship games of 2017 are seeing significant price drops, with Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild both marked down on Amazon. A few other games that topped Polygon’s Best of 2017 list are discounted as well, including Assassin’s Creed Origins and Destiny 2. If you’ve been waiting to pick up any of these games, this is the perfect opportunity to check out what you missed.

When it comes to hardware, we’re still seeing the best deals on Xbox One consoles. The Microsoft Store is offering a free game of your choice (from a small selection) with an Xbox One bundle, and Walmart is offering two free games, Star Wars Battlefront 2 and Grand Theft Auto 5. Switch bundles may save you $10 here or there — the best deal on the Switch this week is the Super Mario Odyssey bundle at B&H for $350.39.

Consoles and Hardware

• Nintendo Switch Super Mario Odyssey bundle at B&H for $350.39. This bundle goes for $359.99 at other retailers.
• Xbox One S bundles comes with an an extra free game at the Microsoft Store. Bundles start at $229.99 (save $50).
• Xbox bundles come with bonus games Star Wars Battlefront 2 and Grand Theft Auto 5 at Walmart. Bundles start at $229.99 (save up to $59.98).
• The Xbox One X at GameStop comes with a free Xbox One wireless controller for $499.99 (controller valued at $59.99). This deal ends March 17.
• Logitech G300s Optical Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse at Amazon for $19.99 (usually $39.99).
• Logitech G230 Stereo Gaming Headset at eBay for $24.99 (usually $59.99).

Games

• Super Mario Odyssey at Amazon for $48.99 (usually $59.99).
• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on Switch at Amazon and Best Buy for $44.99 (usually $59.99). Gamers Club Unlocked members save an additional 20 percent off at Best Buy.
• Titanfall 2 at Amazon for $10.99 on PS4 and Xbox One; PC digital download code for $4.99 (usually $19.99).
• Assassin’s Creed Origins on PS4 and Xbox One at Amazon for $29.99 (usually $59.99). The game is currently out of stock, but you can order it now at the discounted price and Amazon will fulfill the order when it’s available again.
• Pokémon Ultra Sun at Amazon for $29.99 (usually $39.99).
• Destiny 2 on PS4 and Xbox One at Amazon for $21.49 (usually $49.99).
• L.A. Noire at Walmart on Switch for $36.63 (usually $49.88), and at Amazon on PS4 for $27.88 and Xbox One for $28.47 (usually $39.99).
• Resident Evil Revelations on Switch at Walmart for $29.99 (usually $39.99).
• Select Lego Xbox games are on sale at the Microsoft Store including Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2. Save up to $15. This deal ends March 6.
• Superhot Steam key at Fanatical for $14.99 (usually $24.99).
• Human: Fall Flat Steam key four-pack at Fanatical for $24.99 (usually $59.99). The game now supports online multiplayer — hand out the other codes to your friends so you can fall flat together.

Miscellaneous

• Codenames: Marvel board game at GameStop for $9.99 (usually $19.99).
• Select Wonder Woman comics are up to 80 percent off at Comixology. This deal ends March 5.
• The first five issues of Black Panther: Long Live the King, a Comixology exclusive, are $0.99 each (usually $2.99). This deal ends tomorrow, March 1.

Commerce Team Picks

• I just finished filing my taxes and am very tempted to use my refund to pick up an Xbox One at GameStop’s tax day sale. The retailer is offering discounts on consoles, accessories, games, and collectibles through March 6.
• I had to delete Darkest Dungeon off my Switch to make room for Celeste, and that’s a choice no one should have to make. SanDisk microSD cards are up to 33 percent off at Amazon, so I went ahead and picked up a 64 GB card so I can keep both of these beautiful, stressful games.

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