Amazon Prime gaming deals in Australia for 2026 — Here are all the deals for day 2 of Prime Big Deal Days
Amazon has several big sales a year. This is the third
Amazon has kicked off its fourth major sale for 2026, in the form of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days. It'll run from today until October 5 in 2026, and while the current state of the industry means we probably won't see huge console sales, it should be a decent opportunity to pick up cheap games and accessories.
Like Prime Day, Prime Big Deal Days is partially geared towards promoting Amazon's Prime subscription service. So you're probably going to want to be a member, which is free if you use a month-long introductory trial. Just remember to cancel before your first billing.
We'll be rounding up all the best Prime Big Deal Days gaming deals here from now until Monday evening.
Amazon Prime | 30-day free trial
You will need an Amazon Prime membership to get some of the better deals in this year's Big Deal Days sale, but the retailer regularly offers free trials to get as many eyes on its site as possible. This 30-day offer will see you all the way through the sale without paying a cent!
• Gaming bestsellers: deals on games, controllers and more
• Amazon bestsellers: see what everyone else is buying
• Lightning deals: hurry — just hours to buy limited stocks
• Deals ending at midnight: you don't want to sleep on these
• Electronics bestsellers: USB cables, chargers, batteries & more
• Computing bestsellers: discounts on cables to peripherals
Current noteworthy Amazon discounts
PlayStation
Savings on the PS5 DualSense controller are exceedingly rare nowadays, which is especially annoying since they're very prone to stick drift and trigger button problems. So if you want one this is a decent discount, albeit not anywhere close to an all time low. Prices vary according to colours; White and Black are currently the cheapest.
A nice price on the most recent mainline Assassin's Creed adventure, which after years of fan demand, is set in Japan. According to our reviewer, "its dual protagonists improve on the series' stealth-driven roots and modern RPG leanings, though they're let down by a vague story that fails to make full use of either character."
Gearbox's newest open world looter shooter gets a tidy discount in the months after launch, despite Randy Pitchford suggesting it wouldn't happen. If you're after a 50+ hour RPG sprawl that you can play with friends, this is well worth it at this price.
Arguably last year's greatest RPG gets a decent discount. Its been as low as AU$59 before but this is still worth it, and our review bears that out: "an outstanding visionary debut from Sandfall Interactive", Alan Wen wrote. Definitely a good one to have ahead of the summer holidays.
If you're after another sumptuous open world in the prestige Sony mould, and loved Ghost of Tsushima, this is worth investigation.
If you're after a gorgeous crime drama set in early 20th century Italy, you could do much worse than Mafia The Old Country. This one's also good if you're over the trappings of modern blockbuster open world games: sure, there's a big ol' map, but this one keeps things very story focused.
Nintendo
Having an extra set of Joy-Con 2 controllers can come in handy, especially if you plan to play a lot of local Mario Kart World. This extra pair comes with both the left and right updated Joy-Con 2 controllers, which includes the newly updated HD rumble and mouse controls.
This is currently Amazon's top-selling Nintendo Switch 2 game, though that's probably got a lot to do with the fact that most first-party Switch 2 games are out of stock. If you're in the market for this long-awaited but polarising instalment in the classic series, this is the best price I've seen on it since launch.
Multiplatform accessories
This is a genuinely premium drift-free hall effect gamepad with a big 'ol screen on it. It has super tactile microswitches, glowing RGB, trigger stops, rear paddle buttons, and it feels marvellous. It's pricey, but worth it.
Considering the price, this GameSir pro gamepad is incredibly feature rich. It has a 1000 Hz polling rate, TMR analog sticks, face button microswitches, Hall Effect triggers, paddle buttons, 2.4 Ghz wireless and Bluetooth. If you were thinking you need to drop multiple hundreds on these pro additions, reality has changed.
Also:
GameSir G7 Pro Dragon's Dogma 2 Edition - AU$179 AU$143.20
GameSir G7 Pro Zenless Zone Zero Edition - AU$239 AU$191.20
If you're into fighters this 8BitDo unit looks pretty fit-for-purpose, especially with its very overt NES stylings. It's compatible with PC and Switch, the former via 2.4G wi-fi or wired. It's as programmable as you'd expect, with low-profile mechanical switches, and a footprint roughly the size of an A4 sheet of paper.
Here's a great entry level racing wheel that'll play nice with PS4 and PS5 (hello, Gran Turismo). It's also compatible with PC.
This wireless set of cans has a durable aluminium body, up to 300 hours battery life (!) and supports PC, PS5, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
Amazon Prime gaming deals: FAQ
When is the next big Amazon sale in 2026?
Amazon Big Deal Days is the next major Amazon sale in Australia. It kicks off on September 29 and runs until October 5.
Do you need a membership for Prime Day gaming deals?
Yes, you will need a Prime membership to take advantage of some, if not the majority of this year's spring sale. However, you can easily pick up a 30-day free trial to comfortably see you through the event without spending a cent (provided you cancel your subscription before the recurring payment).
Amazon Prime | 30-day free trial
You will need an Amazon Prime membership to take part in this year's sale, but the retailer regularly offers free trials to get as many eyes on its site as possible. This 30 day offer will see you all the way through the sale without paying a cent!
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Shaun is the Australian editor and news writer for our sister site, PC Gamer, but he occasionally dabbles on GamesRadar too. He mostly plays platformers and RPGs, and keeps a close eye on anything of particular interest to antipodean audiences. He (rather obsessively) tracks the movements of the Doom modding community, too.
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