Автор: Online Games VIP Editorial
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IGN’s October 25 deal roundup includes Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Persona 3 Reload, Pikmin 4, Dragon Quest III, and several other games.
IGN’s October 25, 2026 deal roundup highlights discounts on several large role-playing games, including Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Persona 3 Reload, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. The list also includes Pikmin 4, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, Star Wars Zero Company, and a number of film and game-related collectibles.
The most notable offers are spread across Walmart and Amazon, with prices and availability varying by platform and format. IGN reports that some of the Nintendo games also have lower-cost Switch 2 upgrade paths, although shoppers should verify the current listing and terms before buying. IGN does not provide a single end time for most of the deals, so the prices should be treated as limited offers rather than guaranteed long-term reductions.
IGN reports that Walmart is selling a digital bundle of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and its Expansion Pass for $39.94. According to IGN, the Expansion Pass includes Torna: The Golden Country. The deal is particularly relevant to Switch 2 owners because IGN says the purchased copy can be upgraded to the Switch 2 Edition for $10, with 4K and 60 FPS support listed as the upgrade’s additions.
That structure makes the Xenoblade offer different from a standard discounted game. The lower-cost route is the Switch version and its expansion content, followed by a separate upgrade for newer hardware. This may be useful for players who already own a Switch 2 but should be checked carefully at checkout, since IGN’s report does not explain whether the upgrade applies to every edition or how the digital entitlement is handled.
IGN also lists Persona 3 Reload for Switch 2 at $24.99 through Amazon. The publisher notes that the version had frame-pacing problems at launch, but reports that those issues have been resolved. IGN also says Atlus added 60 FPS support in docked mode. Those performance details are source-specific reporting from IGN, not an OnlineGamesVIP hands-on test.
At that price, the Persona 3 Reload offer is aimed at players looking for a long-form RPG rather than a short weekend purchase. IGN describes the game as an expansive RPG that can occupy players for 100 hours, but that figure is the publisher’s characterization and should not be read as a guaranteed playtime for every player. The more concrete value point is the listed $24.99 price for the Switch 2 physical copy.
IGN reports that Amazon has copies of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales for $44.99 across all platforms. The deal is notable because IGN identifies it as the first sale for the game since its June release. IGN also references its own 8/10 review, which praised the action-adventure design and the use of the HD-2D visual style while acknowledging that the game has blemishes.
That review score belongs to IGN’s review and is not an OnlineGamesVIP verdict. For shoppers, the practical question is whether the discount is large enough for a newly released game whose appeal depends heavily on its action systems and presentation. IGN’s listing establishes the price and the review context, but it does not provide platform-specific performance details or explain whether the $44.99 price is identical across every retailer listing.
Walmart is also selling the Nintendo Switch version of Pikmin 4 digitally for $39.88, according to IGN. The roundup connects this offer to the upcoming release of Pikmin 4: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Dandori Academy. IGN says buyers of the current version will be able to purchase the Switch 2 upgrade pack for $9.99, making the combined route cheaper than paying $70 for a new copy, based on the comparison in IGN’s article.
The upgrade option is the main reason the Pikmin deal deserves attention. Players who want the game now can potentially avoid buying the full Switch 2 package later, while still keeping a path to the newer version. However, IGN’s source text does not explain the exact contents of the upgrade pack beyond its $9.99 price, and it does not confirm whether the offer has any account, region, or purchase restrictions.
For classic-RPG fans, IGN lists a PS5 copy of Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for $19.99. The publisher’s article emphasizes the remake’s HD-2D presentation, quality-of-life features, and orchestrated soundtrack. Those are useful context points for players deciding whether this version is approachable, but IGN does not identify a separate sale end date or provide additional information about stock levels.
IGN reports a $12 discount on a physical copy of Star Wars Zero Company at Amazon. The roundup cites IGN’s 9/10 review, which praised the tactical gameplay, cinematic presentation, characters, and story focus on non-Force users. Again, this is analysis of IGN’s review rather than an OnlineGamesVIP review or independent test.
The deal may be especially relevant to players who want a Star Wars game built around tactical encounters rather than a traditional action-adventure format. That is an interpretation of the review context, not a new feature claim. IGN’s source text confirms the discount and the review score, but it does not state the final sale price, the exact amount saved in every region, or whether the physical copy is available on more than one platform.
IGN also lists Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for Nintendo Switch 2 at $34.99 through Walmart. The physical edition includes an exclusive Zack Fair Magic: The Gathering - Final Fantasy card, according to IGN. That makes the offer relevant to both players who have not experienced the RPG and collectors interested in the included promotional item.
The source does not provide technical details about the Switch 2 version of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth beyond its platform listing. IGN’s article also does not say whether the card is packaged with every unit while supplies last, so buyers interested in the collectible should inspect the retailer description before ordering.
Elsewhere, IGN reports that Amazon has Mouse: P.I. For Hire for $24.99. The publisher’s roundup highlights its 1930s cartoon-inspired aesthetic and cites a review that rated the game positively for its visual style, detective influence, and boomer-shooter mechanics. The cited review is IGN’s assessment, not first-hand coverage by OnlineGamesVIP.
IGN additionally says Amazon has The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time available for $59.99. The source describes this as a Nintendo Switch 2 physical release and says the deal will end on the game’s release date, which IGN characterizes as approaching in October. The article does not give a precise release date in the supplied text, so that timing remains unconfirmed here.
Film releases and adjacent collector deals
The roundup extends beyond games. IGN reports that Walmart has opened pre-orders for the Clayface Limited Edition 4K Steelbook. IGN cites its 7/10 review of the film and points to the practical makeup effects and Tom Rhys Harries’ performance as notable elements. The publisher does not provide a pre-order price, release date, or shipping information in the supplied source.
Amazon is also offering the 007 The Daniel Craig Collection on 4K Blu-ray for $30.81, according to IGN. The collection includes Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, and Spectre. IGN says the set includes an unrated and extended version of Casino Royale. Those details make the set a separate home-video deal rather than part of the game discounts, but it could interest players browsing the wider entertainment offers in the roundup.
IGN further highlights a 4K remaster of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. The publisher says the release includes bonus features, revised cuts, and more than 25 minutes of added content throughout the movie. IGN frames it as useful context for the broader Final Fantasy VII remake project, but the supplied text does not include a price or retailer for this item.
The supplied catalog does not include the exact games featured in IGN’s discount list. It does include Dragon Warrior III, which may appeal to players browsing classic RPG options alongside Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake. The catalog provides no additional platform, pricing, or edition information for that game, so this link should be treated as a related catalog option rather than confirmation that it is part of IGN’s sale.
The clearest uncertainty is availability. IGN’s article records the listed prices on October 25, 2026, but most offers can change without notice, and the source does not confirm stock levels or exact end times. This matters most for physical copies, promotional inclusions, and pre-orders, where retailer pages can change their terms independently.
Upgrade eligibility is another point to verify. IGN specifically reports $10 and $9.99 Switch 2 upgrade paths for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Pikmin 4, but the supplied text does not detail account requirements, regional restrictions, or whether the upgrades are permanently attached to the purchased digital licenses. Players should confirm those conditions on the relevant Nintendo or retailer page.
The immediate takeaway is that the strongest value cases depend on what a player already owns. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Pikmin 4 are more compelling for Switch 2 owners who can use the reported upgrades, while the Persona 3 Reload and Dragon Quest III prices offer straightforward entry points for players seeking large RPGs. That is analysis based on the listed prices and upgrade information, not a claim of hands-on testing.
For the next update, the most useful evidence will be whether the listed prices remain available, whether the physical editions retain their advertised extras, and whether Nintendo or the retailers publish fuller details for the Switch 2 upgrades. Until then, IGN’s roundup is best used as a shopping lead, with each offer checked directly before purchase.