Atari Studios Announces Sale: 30 Nintendo Switch Games Discounted for 2025

Alright, so here’s the scoop. You know how time flies, right? It’s freaking 2025, and Atari’s decided to throw this wild sale bash on the Nintendo eShop for us Switch folks. Thirty games or something. Kind of like that time you find a tenner in your old jeans — unexpected but sweet!

First off, mark your calendars or scribble a note or whatever you do not to forget stuff. May 11, 2025, 11:59 PM PT. Yep, that’s your deadline to grab whatever catches your fancy. Anniversaries, remasters, you name it. The sale’s got "Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration," "Breakout Beyond," and even some retro coolness like "Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster." Somebody stop me, or I’ll spend my grocery money.

So, let’s see… do I need another version of "RollerCoaster Tycoon"? Probably not, but nostalgia, man. It’s powerful! Oh, and for all those gems, we’re looking at prices to make your wallet breathe a little easier. "Akka Arrh" down to $5.99 from $19.99 — do the math! Savings everywhere. It’s like Christmas.

I’m gonna list ’em out so you don’t have to keep scrolling like a maniac. Here goes:

• Akka Arrh – $5.99 (was $19.99)
• Asteroids: Recharged – $3.49 (was $9.99)
• Atari 50: Digital Expanded – $29.99 (was $49.99)
• Atari Flashback Classics – $11.99 (was $39.99)
• Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition – $2.49 (was $9.99)
• Bread & Fred – $8.99 (was $14.99) … and so on!

And here’s a crazy one — "PowerSlave Exhumed" dropping from $19.99 to $6.99. Basically, a steal. “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream”? Still got a weirdly chilling vibe but discounted down to $7.99. Maybe not PC (pun intended) but totally intriguing.

Anyway — wait, no — got sidetracked. Right, oddities like "Surgeon Simulator CPR" are pocket change now at $2.59 from $12.99, in case you wish to pretend you’re a doc who’s all thumbs.

Random thought: why’s Bubsy always on sale? "Bubsy: Paws on Fire!" at $4.99 is a head-scratcher. Nostalgia really knows how to tug those purse strings.

Then there’s "NeoSprint" and "PO’ed: Definitive Edition" — everyone’s got one of those in their indie collection, don’t they? Oh, who am I kidding — it’s all about just diving in and snagging what you can while this sale frenzy lasts.

So, sum it up? Just a mass get-together of classics and oddballs with shiny red discount labels. Don’t think too hard. Or maybe do — I don’t know. Sales like these are as rare as finding chips in the couch. Go get ’em!