Weekend Deals: Switch 2 Refurb, Granblue Expansion, Fire Emblem Discount, & More

Check out the best gaming deals for Saturday, September 5, including discounts on Granblue Fantasy: Relink expansion, Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, Tomodachi Life, and a refurbished Nintendo Switch 2.
Ready to treat yourself this weekend? Whether you're hunting for a new console or craving a fresh RPG adventure, today's deals have something for every kind of gamer. From a refurbished Nintendo Switch 2 to a major expansion for one of 2024's best RPGs, here are the top picks for Saturday, September 5.
First up, Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok is a massive expansion that adds new story content and leveling systems, shaking up the base game in exciting ways. If you haven't jumped into this world yet, the base game alone offers over 100 hours of content, and now you can grab the PS5 version at 14% off on Amazon. That's a steal for an epic adventure.
Nintendo Switch 2 officially got a price hike, but you can still snag a Grade A Refurbished unit at Woot for $449.99. These consoles have been inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage, plus they pass a full diagnostic test to ensure like-new functionality. Your personal info is wiped, and all original accessories are included, so you won't need to buy a separate Dock. It's a solid way to get into the next-gen without breaking the bank.
Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake is another standout deal, now down to $39.99 on Amazon. This ambitious remake breathes new life into the classics, with Dragon Quest II getting huge story additions that make it the definitive version. In our 9/10 review, we called it "a beautiful conclusion to the trilogy, recapturing retro magic with a modern facelift." At this price, it's a must-have for RPG fans.
Fate/Extra Record finally has a release date—arriving at the end of January—and pre-orders are open at Amazon. This long-awaited remake is packed with content and a new battle system to explore. Plus, XSEED is publishing it in North America, and the Nintendo Switch 2 version will be on cartridge. If you're ready for the Moon Holy Grail War, lock in your copy now.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is one of this year's biggest hits, and you can save a few bucks on physical copies at Woot. Our 7/10 review praised it as "deeply funny and personal," but noted sharing restrictions cast a shadow. Still, if you're into quirky sims, this is a fun pickup.
Finally, don't miss the Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave discount on Amazon. The physical edition will be $79.99 after launch, but you can grab it for $69.97 before September 16. This might be the biggest Fire Emblem yet, so if you're an RPG fan, you won't want to sleep on this deal.
What catches your eye this weekend? Are you picking up any of these deals, or saving for something else? Let us know in the comments below!
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