My most-wanted Zelda amiibo are down to just $10 this week, but the sales won't be around for long

Photo of the Tears of the Kingdom Sidon amiibo taken by Rosalie Newcombe, sitting in front of a shelf of other Zelda amiibo figures. — (Image credit: Future/Rosalie Newcombe)

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When Nintendo announced its upcoming Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, it proclaimed that amiibo were to be "$10 off MSRP at select retailers" but the actual sales have proved to be even better than that.

The latest wave of Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom amiibo figures is down to just $10 at Best Buy and other retailers, which is nothing short of miraculous. That includes the amiibo of all four sages from Sidon to Yunobo, which are typically $29.99 when there's no Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals to be found. It's not just good news for Zelda fans either, as the Street Fighter 6 amiibo are also actually $25 off rather than just $10 cheaper, which is even more impressive given these are some of the largest figures in the amiibo line.

If you have a collection to complete or want to grab the perfect stocking filler for the amiibo fan in your life, I recommend snapping these up as soon as you can. With these low prices, I don't foresee them lasting long on the online shelves.

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