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IGN’s October 31 deal roundup covers Pikmin 4, Zelda, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Persona 3 Reload, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and more.
IGN’s October 31 deal roundup highlights discounts across Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and other entertainment categories. The gaming offers include Pikmin 4, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Persona 3 Reload, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, and Star Wars Zero Company.
IGN also reports prices for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, and Mouse: P.I. For Hire, while the same roundup includes a smartwatch, art books, films, and a 4K Blu-ray collection. The publisher identifies these as its top picks for Saturday, October 31, but the supplied article text does not provide a complete retailer or product list for every item mentioned in its headline.
The most relevant choices for players are the games with clearly stated prices and platform information. IGN lists Pikmin 4 at $39.88 digitally for Nintendo Switch, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 with its Expansion Pass at $39.94, and the Switch 2 version of Persona 3 Reload at $24.99. These offers are presented as current deals in IGN’s report, not as permanent price changes.
IGN says Walmart is selling a digital copy of Pikmin 4 for Nintendo Switch at $39.88. The publisher connects the offer to the upcoming release of Pikmin 4: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Dandori Academy, which it says is due the following week. IGN further reports that buyers of the existing Switch version can purchase a Switch 2 upgrade pack for $9.99. The supplied source does not give a standalone price for the Switch 2 Edition, so the comparison is limited to the prices IGN lists.
For players who already own a Switch 2, IGN highlights a Walmart digital bundle containing Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and its Expansion Pass for $39.94. According to IGN, the expansion includes Torna: The Golden Country, and the Switch 2 upgrade costs an additional $10. The publisher says that upgrade adds 4K and 60 frames-per-second support. Those technical details come from IGN’s deal report and are not independently verified in the supplied record.
Amazon is also listed as selling the Switch 2 version of Persona 3 Reload for $24.99, according to IGN. The publisher describes the game as a large role-playing game and reports that early frame-pacing problems on the Switch 2 version have been resolved. IGN also says Atlus added 60 frames-per-second support in docked mode. The source does not identify the update that addressed the reported issues or provide version numbers, so those details remain broad rather than patch-specific.
IGN reports a $19.99 price for the PlayStation 5 version of Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake. Its description emphasizes the remake’s HD-2D presentation, quality-of-life additions, and orchestrated soundtrack. The source frames the offer as an opportunity for players who have not tried the game, but it does not state how long the PS5 price will remain available.
Amazon is offering The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales for $44.99 across all platforms, according to IGN. The publisher says the action-focused HD-2D game was released in June and that this is its first reported sale. IGN’s own review score is 8 out of 10, with the review recognizing the game’s visual style and action-adventure structure while noting that it has some weaknesses. That is analysis of IGN’s review, not an OnlineGamesVIP hands-on verdict.
IGN also points to a physical discount of $12 on Star Wars Zero Company at Amazon. The supplied text does not state the resulting sale price, platform, or original retail price. IGN’s review score for the tactical game is 9 out of 10, and its review praised the cinematic presentation, cast, storyline, and focus on characters who are not Force users. This is a report of the publisher’s review assessment, not a new review from OnlineGamesVIP.
Finally, IGN lists an Amazon sale for Mouse: P.I. For Hire at $24.99. The publisher highlights the game’s 1930s cartoon-inspired presentation and says its review found the detective influence and boomer-shooter gameplay effective overall. The supplied source does not identify the platform attached to the $24.99 listing.
The strongest common thread in the roundup is the way several offers connect an existing game with a Switch 2 upgrade. IGN says Pikmin 4 buyers can add a $9.99 upgrade pack, while the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 bundle can be upgraded for $10. The difference matters because the two offers are structured differently: one begins with a discounted digital game, while the other bundles the base game and expansion before adding the newer-console upgrade.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is another Switch 2-focused deal. IGN reports that Walmart is selling its physical Switch 2 version for $34.99. The publisher says this edition includes an exclusive Zack Fair Magic: The Gathering card themed around Final Fantasy. IGN presents the card as an added attraction for collectors, but the supplied text does not specify whether the card is available in every copy, how long the offer lasts, or whether the deal is limited to a particular retailer promotion.
IGN also lists The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time at $59.99 through Amazon. The report describes this as a physical Nintendo Switch 2 release and says the deal ends on release date, making the weekend the final opportunity to buy at that price. However, the supplied source does not provide a release date, the edition’s exact name, or technical details about the remake. Those details should be confirmed before treating the offer as a complete product announcement.
For players deciding between these offers, the upgrade structure is more important than the headline discount alone. A lower entry price can be useful if the existing version is playable on current hardware, but the final cost changes when a paid upgrade is required. IGN provides the relevant prices for Pikmin 4 and Xenoblade Chronicles 2, while the source leaves the exact upgrade contents for some other Switch 2 products unconfirmed.
The supplied catalog includes Legend Of Zelda, The - Ocarina Of Time (V1.2). IGN’s report concerns a product identified as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and described by the publisher as a remake. The catalog entry does not confirm that it is the same release or edition discussed in the deal report, so the link is provided as a related playable catalog item rather than proof of the retailer product’s identity.
IGN’s roundup extends beyond game software. Amazon is reported to have the Apple Watch Ultra 4 at $799.99, which IGN says is $100 below its manufacturer’s suggested retail price. The listed configuration includes a Black Titanium Case and Black Titanium Milanese Loop. Because the editorial focus here is gaming, this is best treated as a separate technology deal rather than part of the game pricing comparison.
For Final Fantasy XIV fans, IGN lists the Dawntrail: The Art of Succession - Relics of Heritage art book at $19.18 on Amazon. The publisher says it contains more than 300 pages of artwork and includes a code for a Wind-up Erenville in-game minion. The source does not state whether the code has an expiration date, which region it supports, or whether the book is available in other languages.
IGN also lists the Clayface Limited Edition 4K Steelbook for pre-order at Walmart. The source gives a 7 out of 10 review score and describes the film’s practical makeup effects and lead performance. It does not provide the pre-order price, release date, disc specifications, or available bonus features, so readers cannot compare its value with the other physical-media offers from the supplied information.
The same report identifies the 007 The Daniel Craig Collection at $30.81, including Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, and Spectre. IGN says the collection includes an unrated and extended version of Casino Royale. It also mentions a 4K remaster of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete with revised cuts, more than 25 minutes of added content, and bonus features, but no price is included in the supplied text.
The source record does not provide live links, stock information, regional availability, shipping costs, or an exact end time for most offers. Prices can therefore be used as the figures IGN reported, but the supplied evidence does not establish whether every deal is still active or whether each listing has the same price in every market.
Several listings also need product-level confirmation. The Ocarina of Time item has no release date in the source, and its remake label is not supported by platform specifications or a full edition name. The Star Wars Zero Company discount has no stated sale price. The platform for Mouse: P.I. For Hire is not identified, and no price is supplied for the Clayface pre-order or the Advent Children remaster.
Analysis: The deals most likely to matter to current console owners are the ones with transparent total costs: $39.88 for Pikmin 4 plus a $9.99 upgrade, $39.94 for the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 bundle plus a $10 upgrade, and $34.99 for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Switch 2. The next evidence worth watching is confirmation of the exact editions, retailer stock, upgrade contents, and end dates. Until those details are available, IGN’s roundup is useful as a shopping lead, but not a complete record of every deal’s final terms.