The last day of June is still packed with deals, many carrying over from last week's Prime Day sale. Highlights include discounted Nintendo Switch 2 games, a Pokémon TCG box below market value, a LEGO set for adults, and deep cuts on Criterion Collection films.
The LEGO Polaroid OneStep SX-70 is down to $65.66 — 18% off — and includes 516 pieces plus a replica Time-Zero Supercolor SX-70 Land Film pack with three illustrated photos that can actually be loaded and ejected from the model. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for Nintendo Switch 2 is $44.99 on Amazon; IGN gave it an 8/10 when it launched in December, with reviewer Logan Plant praising its "tense exploration through haunting locations" and "flawless technical performance." The Switch 2 edition adds enhanced graphics, Joy-Con 2 mouse support, and faster load times. Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake — covering the first two entries in the Erdrick Trilogy — is under $40 across Switch 2, Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X, and earned a 9/10 from IGN. The Pokémon TCG Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box from the Scarlet & Violet series is sold and shipped by Amazon below current market value, though still above MSRP; it includes 9 booster packs, a full-art foil Eevee promo, 65 Eevee card sleeves, and dice. On the film side, The Princess Bride 4K Criterion Collection release is 50% off at Amazon and Barnes & Noble, alongside other titles like Wall-E, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Seven Samurai, and The Wes Anderson Archive.
These deals pull from several concurrent sales: Nintendo's Summer Sale covering Switch and Switch 2 titles, a Best Buy Square Enix sale, and the Amazon and Barnes & Noble Criterion Collection event. The Nex Playground console is also still discounted if you're after something kid-friendly.
Most of these deals are live now, but Prime Day carryover pricing rarely lasts long past the end of the month — so today is likely the last window for several of them.
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