Switch fans, hold onto your hats, because this might be one of the best video game deals we’ve ever seen. Super Mario RPG is down to just £21.37 at Argos right now, and all you need to do is use code GAMING25 at checkout. There’s also a slew of other top games on offer in the sale, so it’s worth checking out as many as possible for some top discounts on Star Wars Jedi Survivor, The Witcher 3, Avatar, Hogwarts Legacy, and more. Interestingly, there is a discount applied to all these games when they enter your basket, but an additional discount is applied with the relevant code. There’s a chance this is an error on Argos’ side, so we’d recommend being speedy, choosing to free ‘click and collect’ on any orders, and picking it up fast just in case. TL;DR – Best UK Deals TodaySuper Mario RPG (Switch)From our Super Mario RPG reviewer Tom Marks: “Super Mario RPG is considered a classic for a reason, and this wonderfully faithful remake makes it easy for anyone who missed it in the SNES era to see why. It’s unabashedly odd, reveling in the unexpected with writing that constantly had me bursting out laughing at jokes I’d heard a dozen times before. Its turn-based combat is fairly simple outside of its very clever boss fights, but it’s also ultra satisfying to keep your timing string going even when you’re plowing through pushovers.””And while the updated graphics are equal parts pretty and sort of unambitious when it comes to interpreting the original’s style (with some unfortunate menu lag), the new takes on its excellent music are truly exceptional. Super Mario RPG already held up pretty well if you didn’t mind a bit of dust on its different systems, but now there’s no excuse not to see why Mario’s most unexpected adventure is still so beloved.”Super Mario RPG (Switch)0Add to basket, and use promo code at checkout for full discount.Havaianas Top Brasil Logo, Adult Flip Flop UnisexProbably the most annoying deal to see at the end of the summer, but it still doesn’t make it any less excellent! Secure your set of Havaianas before they all sell out, because at £7 when the RRP is £26, this is a top, top offer you will regret passing up on. Havaianas Top Brasil Logo, Adult Flip Flop Unisex1EA Sports FC 25There’s an electric deal ongoing at eBay with promo code SEPTSAVE20. It’s a hot 20% off eligible retailers, including one of our favourites The Game Collection Outlet. This includes the upcoming EA Sports FC 25, with preorders down to £50.36 for PS5, PS4, and Xbox (down from £69.99). But, note that this code will expire by September 27, so act fast to avoid disappointment.EA Sports FC 250Release Date: September 27.Disney+ (ad-tier)Considering what it offers, Disney Plus is still one of the best streaming services on the block. From classic Disney animated films to the latest Marvel and Star Wars movies and shows, excellent kids’ programming like Bluey, and so much more, it puts an incredible range of high-quality viewing options at your fingertips. Plus, at the moment, one of our favorite Disney+ deals is this excellent limited-time offer on the Disney+ Basic plan. You can score 3 months of Disney+ Basic right now for just £1.99/month.Disney+ (ad-tier)0Super Mario Party Jamboree (Switch)Another big Switch release incoming, and another huge discount when buying at Currys. Use code JAMBOREE25 to bring your preorder down to just £37.49 before its release on October 17. The real question, will we get a Switch 2 reveal before then?Super Mario Party Jamboree (Switch)0Release Date: October 17.The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of WisdomAlright, Zelda fans, this is the big one. The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is set to drop on September 26, 2024, and it’s flipping things around. This time, Princess Zelda steps in to take you on an adventure to save Hyrule. It’s down to £37.49 at Currys with promo code ZELDA25. Out September 26, the time has come to make your purchase before the expires or sells out!The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom0Release Date: September 26.Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
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