Sorry Black Friday, my dream Switch 2 amiibo sale has already kicked off at Best Buy

Photo by Rosalie Newcombe of the Sidon Tears of the Kingdom amiibo sitting in front of a Switch 2 on a wooden table. — (Image credit: Future)

I hate to break it to you, but we're only nine weeks away from the holidays, so I'm officially on the hunt for the best Switch 2 accessories deals for gifts, and by jove, I think I've found them thanks to this amiibo sale.

There's currently $10 off the latest wave of Legend of Zelda and Street Fighter 6 figures that launched alongside the new handheld, savings that take some of the Nintendo toys-to-life figures down to just $19.99 at Best Buy, a return to a record low where the Legend of Zelda figures are concerned.

If you're stuck on ideas for the Nintendo nerd in your life, amiibo like these are ideal as little stocking filler gifts. For one, they aren't as pricey as the Switch 2, even without the Best Buy savings, and can be appreciated as great collectible figures even without the flashy new handheld. You might have difficulty fitting the extra-large Street Fighter 6 amiibo in a stocking, of course, but that's a later you problem.

View all Nintendo Switch amiibo at Best Buy
Mario and Luma Super Mario Galaxy amiibo | $39.99 at Best Buy
Samus & Vi-O-La Metroid Prime 4 Beyond amiibo | $39.99 at Best Buy
Kirby & Warp Star Kirby Air Riders amiibo | $49.99 at Best Buy

Check out our Nintendo Switch 2 kit guide for more accessories including some of the best Nintendo Switch controllers and the best Nintendo Switch headsets that we recommend to start you off on your next-gen Ninty journey.

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