Nintendo Switch Summer Sale: Zelda, Hades 2 and Persona 5 Royal Discounted This Week Only

Nintendo’s eShop is running one of its rare first-party discount events this weekend, and gamers who missed it last week still have a chance to grab it before it ends. According to Shacknews, the Nintendo Summer Sale has one more week to run, with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity and several other in-house titles marked down alongside the usual rotating cast of third-party bargains on PlayStation and Xbox.

Why a Nintendo first-party sale is worth noticing

Nintendo has historically been stingy with discounts on its own catalogue, so a sale event that actually touches flagship Zelda and Fire Emblem games is notable on its own. Shacknews lists Breath of the Wild‘s Switch 2 edition at $48.99 (30% off), Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity at $41.99, Fire Emblem: Three Houses at $41.99, and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes also at $41.99, all part of the same Summer Sale banner.

Other headline cuts in the Switch lineup include Hades 2 on Switch 2 at $20.99, the original Hades at $7.49, Persona 5 Royal at $17.99, and Persona 3 Reload Digital Deluxe Edition for Switch 2 at $45.49. Anyone building out a Switch 2 library with recent ports will also find Split Fiction at $32.49, Star Wars Outlaws at $35.99 and Assassin’s Creed Shadows Premium Edition at $64.98, all discounted for Switch 2 specifically.

Prices, regions and what to check before buying

All the figures above come from Shacknews’ US listing, so they reflect the American eShop, PlayStation Store and Xbox storefronts rather than local pricing. Players in New Zealand and Australia should double-check the same titles on their regional storefronts, since Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft typically run equivalent but separately priced promotions in NZD and AUD rather than mirroring US discounts exactly.

It’s also worth remembering that Nintendo eShop sales, unlike Steam’s seasonal blowouts, tend to run for a fixed and often short window without much warning before they close. Shacknews’ report frames this specific event as being in its final week, so anyone eyeing the Zelda or Fire Emblem discounts shouldn’t assume there’s time to wait for a bigger cut later in the year.

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