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Right now - if you're quick - you can pick up a Nintendo Switch with Mario Tennis Aces and an extra set of Joy-Con controllers for £339.99.

As it tends to do annually now, Amazon Prime Day 2018 is here. This year's sales event, exclusively available to Amazon Prime members (or anyone using a 30-day free trial of Prime), kicks off with a bang in the form of one of the better PS Plus deals seen to date.

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As we edge ever closer to Prime Day 2018 - which, incidentally, we've got our own dedicated best Prime Day game deals guide for - the deals, discounts and bundles are picking up steam all over the internet.

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Update 11/07/2018: We're back with more updates on the very best Nintendo Switch around right now. With Prime Day 2018 showing up in a matter of days, don't forget that we'll be taking a look at the best Prime Day 2018 game deals over on our Prime Day page itself. In the meantime, let's have a look at the best Switch deals of this week.

Update 11/07/2018: We're back with more updates on the very best Xbox One and Xbox One X deals around right now. With Prime Day 2018 showing up in a matter of days, don't forget that we'll be taking a look at the best Prime Day 2018 game deals over on our Prime Day page itself. In the meantime, let's have a look at the best Xbox One deals of this week.

Update 11/07/2018: We're back with more updates on the very best PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim deals around right now. With Prime Day 2018 showing up in a matter of days, don't forget that we'll be taking a look at the best Prime Day 2018 game deals over on our Prime Day page itself. In the meantime, let's have a look at the best PS4 deals of this week.

In one of the fastest discounts seen so far this year, you can now pick up a copy of last month's madcap arcade racing title Onrush for under £24 on both of its console formats. All this with less than a week to go before Prime Day 2018 too, so who knows what kind of discounts we'll see when Monday comes around. Feel free to check out Prime Day game deals guide for all that info next week.

If you find yourself in the dead centre of the Venn diagram of vinyl record collectors and video game fanatics, you might want to check out the latest ThinkGeek sale range this week - you'll have a selection of things that may just take your interest.

Fresh from the news that Telltale Games is finally doing away with its functional but rather ancient gaming engine, the folks at Humble thought it was a good time to give you the chance to reacquaint yourself with some of the company's titles.

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This month's target for Fanatical's big sale event is one of the most internationally known publishers in gaming history, one of the few household name game companies - Sega. The Sega Week range is live right now and features a series of 24 hour star deals spread out over the next few days.

If you've kept your eye on these Deals articles over the past couple of months, you will probably have spotted a deal or two from MusicMagpie, purveyors of all things second-hand (as well as some new things) every now and then. Apparently, enough of you took an interest in those past offers that the folks from MusicMagpie are offering Eurogamer readers an extra 10 per cent off a range of pre-owned games for one week.

In my opinion, it can only be a good week when you get to write about Shenmue, Yakuza and Persona all in the one article. That's a level of Japanese gaming indulgence that is rarely reached, so savour it while you can. All of those series make appearances in this week's roundup of the week's best gaming deals, alongside 4K TVs, PS4 Pro consoles and even novelty backpacks.

One of the PlayStation Network's most frequent promotions - double discounts for PlayStation Plus members - returns this week with a whole variety of titles on offer with discounts of up to 80 per cent. If you're not a PS Plus subscriber, you can still save some money, but your discounts will range up to 40 per cent instead. Of course, you can always sign up for a 14-day free trial of the service and get your extra discounts or get three months for £14.99.

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Back before there were rumours of a Nintendo 64 Classic Edition and even before last year's release of the SNES Classic Edition, there was the unmitigated mess that was the launch of Nintendo's first tiny retro console - the Nintendo Classic Mini. Originally launched in November 2016, you may remember that the NES Classic sold out instantly and eBay resellers spent the next year or so charging absurd amounts of money for them. Good times.

Update 04/07/18: New day, new game - as the list below indicates, today you can get your hands on copies of Metal Slug 3, The Last Blade, Twinkle Star Sprites and Q.U.B.E. 2, with Battle Chef Brigade being made available later on in the day. Not a bad haul, to be honest.

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Myst, one of the most internationally renowned and often baffling adventure games of all time, is getting itself a 25th Anniversary edition, thanks to a hugely successful Kickstarter campaign earlier this year. They asked for $247,500 and got $2,810,127 from backers, so it seems safe to say that people still really like Myst.

It's the weekend, which of course means many things - a chance to bask in the sun and/or mourn the loss of it, a little bit of extra time to catch up on games, books or that Westworld finale and, most importantly, a brand new roundup of the very best deals from the week. That last one is the very article you're reading, so let's cut to the chase and check out some of the fun things you can treat yourself to this week.

Those of you daring enough to build your own gaming PC have stumbled onto a moderate amount of luck this week, as there's a range of different PC parts and accessories up for grabs with decent discounts, which is extra nice considering the absurd prices that graphics cards have reached over the past year.

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