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IGN's October 11 deals roundup covers Doom: The Dark Ages, Star Wars Zero Company, Shuten Order, Metroid Prime 4 and more.
IGN's October 11 deals roundup highlights discounts across games, physical releases, films and collectibles. The list includes Doom: The Dark Ages - Premium Edition, Star Wars Zero Company, Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, Shuten Order, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond and several LEGO sets.
The strongest game offers cover different kinds of buyers. IGN reports that Fanatical is selling the Premium Edition of Doom: The Dark Ages for $30.09, while Amazon has a physical copy of Star Wars Zero Company at $12 below its listed price. Other deals include a $49.99 Nintendo Switch 2 price for Shuten Order and a $49.99 physical Switch 2 offer for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.
These are time-sensitive offers rather than permanent price changes. IGN presented them as deals available on Sunday, October 11, and the supplied report does not confirm how long each offer remains active, whether prices vary by region, or whether stock is still available after that roundup.
The main game discounts in IGN's roundup
IGN reports that Fanatical's $30.09 offer is for Doom: The Dark Ages - Premium Edition. According to IGN, that package contains the base game, this summer's Revelations DLC and additional bonuses. The source also identifies Revelations as a substantial part of the package and recommends the deal for players who have not yet tried id Software's latest Doom game.
That structure makes the Doom offer easier to assess than a simple base-game discount. IGN's description indicates that buyers receive both the main release and its named expansion content, although the publisher source does not provide a full list of the other bonuses. It also does not state the normal price, the exact end time, or the platforms covered by Fanatical's listing.
For Star Wars Zero Company, IGN reports a $12 discount on a physical copy at Amazon. The source calls the game one of the year's sleeper hits and references IGN's own 9/10 review. In that review analysis, IGN praised the game's tactical design, cinematic presentation, character work and story focus on non-Force users and a non-traditional villain.
That review material is analysis of IGN's published review, not an OnlineGamesVIP hands-on verdict. The supplied deal report does not identify the exact platform, final sale price or remaining stock for the physical Star Wars Zero Company offer. Players should therefore check the retailer listing carefully before treating the discount as available to them.
IGN also reports that Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is on the list of recommended deals. The source describes it as a remake of the first entry in the Trails series and notes that its second chapter is now available. IGN's framing is that the current offer provides a convenient entry point for players considering the wider RPG series, but the report does not state the discounted price or retailer for Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter.
Shuten Order has a more specific price attached. IGN reports that Amazon is selling the Nintendo Switch 2 version for $49.99, which the source describes as the lowest price seen to date. The Nintendo Switch version is listed at $39.99. IGN identifies DMM Games, Neilo and Tookyo Games as the developers or publishers associated with the title and describes its five gameplay styles, including visual novel and stealth action elements.
The distinction between the Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch prices matters because the two listings are not interchangeable. IGN supplies both prices, but the source does not explain whether the versions differ in performance, features or content. That comparison remains something buyers would need to verify from the individual store pages.
For Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, IGN reports a $49.99 price for a physical Nintendo Switch 2 copy at Woot. The source references IGN's 8/10 review, which assessed the game as a strong but uneven revival that reaches notable highs for the Metroid series. As with Star Wars Zero Company, that is analysis of IGN's review rather than an OnlineGamesVIP review or first-hand assessment.
IGN's roundup is not limited to games. The publisher reports that Amazon is selling the 007 The Daniel Craig Collection on 4K Blu-ray for $30.81. The collection includes Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall and Spectre, and IGN notes that an unrated and extended version of Casino Royale is included.
The source does not specify the collection's usual price, the disc count or whether the offer includes digital copies. What is confirmed is the listed $30.81 price and the four Daniel Craig-era films named by IGN. Buyers interested in physical media should check the product description for regional format and stock information before ordering.
For LEGO fans, IGN reports that Amazon has the LEGO KPop: Demon Hunters Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird set at $56. The source says the set allows two expressions for Derpy Tiger and includes an optional tongue piece that displays a note. IGN presents it as a possible early holiday-shopping purchase, but does not provide the piece count or a stated percentage discount.
IGN also reports a $51.99 Amazon price for the LEGO Star Wars AT-AT set. The source identifies the set as containing 525 pieces, including the AT-AT and a Rebel Alliance Snowspeeder attempting to bring down the Imperial machine. IGN describes the offer as a 20% discount, while the supplied article does not state the original price separately.
The final listed offer is a Nintendo Switch 2 copy of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time at $59.99 on Amazon. IGN says the deal ends on the game's release date and describes that date as approaching in October, but the source does not provide an exact release date. It also characterizes the remake as a major 2026 talking point without supplying further launch or edition details.
Analysis: The roundup divides naturally into expansion-ready purchases, new tactical games, RPG entry points and physical collector items. Doom: The Dark Ages stands out for players who want a package that already includes the named Revelations DLC. That does not prove it is the cheapest way to obtain every piece of content, because IGN does not provide comparable prices for other editions or platforms. It does show why the Premium Edition may be more useful than a base-game sale for buyers who expect to continue with the game.
Analysis: Star Wars Zero Company is aimed at a different audience. IGN's description of its review emphasizes tactical gameplay and a story that does not center on Force users. That combination may appeal to Star Wars players looking for a strategy-focused experience rather than another action game, but the supplied source does not give enough information to compare its systems with other tactical titles or to evaluate the deal's value beyond the reported $12 reduction.
Analysis: Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter offers a series-entry decision rather than a single-game purchase. IGN's note that the second chapter is now available suggests a player can begin the remake with a follow-up already on the market. However, the report does not confirm the sale price, platform or whether the first chapter is part of a bundle. Those missing details are important for anyone calculating the cost of playing through both games.
Analysis: The Nintendo offers also serve different purposes. Shuten Order is the unusual option, with IGN highlighting several gameplay styles and separate Switch and Switch 2 prices. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is positioned as a physical Switch 2 purchase backed by IGN's own review coverage. Ocarina of Time is the most uncertain from a timing perspective because IGN ties the end of its deal to release day without stating when that day is.
For readers interested in older Star Wars games while considering a new tactical entry, the catalog includes several playable options. These are not substitutes for Star Wars Zero Company, and the supplied deal report does not establish that any of them are discounted. They are simply relevant catalog choices for players exploring the franchise's game history.
What remains unconfirmed
The most important missing information is the live status of each offer. IGN's report is dated October 11 and uses terms such as “today” and “this weekend,” but it does not provide a universal expiration time. Prices can also depend on the buyer's region, platform, retailer membership and stock, none of which are clarified in the supplied source.
The Star Wars Zero Company deal lacks a final price and platform in the report. Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter lacks a reported price and retailer. The full contents of the Doom Premium Edition's additional bonuses are not listed, and the differences between the Switch and Switch 2 versions of Shuten Order are not explained.
The Ocarina of Time offer needs especially careful checking because its reported end point is the release date, while the exact date is not included. IGN also does not confirm launch editions, technical features or whether the $59.99 price applies to every region. For all of these deals, the next evidence to watch is the retailer listing itself: its current price, stock status, platform label, expiration language and included content.
IGN's roundup is therefore best treated as a snapshot of October 11 shopping opportunities, not a guarantee that every listed price remains active. The clearest confirmed values are the $30.09 Doom Premium Edition offer, the $49.99 Shuten Order and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond prices, the $30.81 007 collection, and the stated prices for the LEGO sets and Ocarina of Time. Everything beyond those reported terms should be verified before purchase.