Weekend shoppers have a narrow window to grab some genuine bargains Saturday, starting with a Resident Evil collection that's rapidly disappearing from shelves. The Resident Evil Generation Pack, currently priced at $89.99 on Amazon, bundles Resident Evil VII, Resident Evil Village, and Resident Evil Requiem into a single purchase. That breaks down to roughly $10 per game for the first two titles, an aggressive discount Capcom already killed on digital storefronts as of late March. Physical inventory won't last much longer.
Apple's M5 MacBook Air has dropped to $949, a 14 percent markdown from standard retail. The 13-inch configuration includes 16GB of RAM and 512GB of solid-state storage, positioning it as a legitimate value for anyone shopping for a new laptop without premium pricing.
Gaming peripheral deals include a limited edition Marathon DualSense controller marked down to $71.82 on Amazon, representing a 15 percent cut from the $84.99 list price. The gamepad features custom designs tied to the Marathon franchise.
Nintendo Switch owners have two standout offers. Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel arrived as a bundle package last fall, and Woot is selling both titles together for $54.99. The pair also qualifies for a free Nintendo Switch 2 update that enables 4K support. Xenoblade Chronicles 2, one of the Switch's strongest RPGs, is available for $44.99. Recent Handheld Mode Boost optimization has improved the game's visual presentation on newer hardware, and the title remains praised for its combat depth, story quality, and character writing.
Those who love Japanese RPGs should consider Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter at $49.99. This remake of the franchise's original entry launched last year with modernized mechanics and presentation. Since the second chapter is scheduled to release later in 2025, now represents an ideal entry point for series newcomers.
Sony's WH-1000XM5 headphones have fallen to $249.99 at Amazon. The noise-canceling earpieces received a 9/10 rating in professional testing, with reviewers calling them the best-sounding and most impressive noise-canceling headphones available, though they command a premium price tag befitting their audio quality credentials.
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