Game Console Deals Australia

You can grab the Retroid Pocket Nova with 12GB of RAM for around A$393 delivered when you stack a few discounts at the Retroid Official Store on AliExpress.

• Apply coupon code AUD1135 at checkout
• Pay with PayPal to get an extra US$36 off your US$260+ order
• Stack 35% cashback via TopCashback AU (capped at $50) to bring it down further
• No shipping costs to worry about

If you don't mind the 8GB version, that could be an even sweeter deal if your cashback hits the cap.

The Anbernic RG28XX retro handheld is going for about A$56.21 at the Anbernic Official Store on AliExpress, and in a world of rising RAM prices that's a genuinely cheap way into retro gaming.

• 2.83-inch IPS screen for crisp, colourful classics on the go
• Stack it with TopCashback AU for 35% cashback on affiliated items (1% on non-affiliated, $50 cap per order)
• Paying with PayPal can knock off US$18 on US$160, US$36 on US$260 or US$45 on US$360 spends
• Similar-priced options worth a look include the Anbernic RG351V and the 3:2-screen RG351P

Grab it if you want a pocket-sized emulation fix without spending much.

You can grab the Xbox Series X with 1TB SSD and disc drive for $949 at Target, well under the $1099 RRP.

• That's a $150 saving on the regular Australian price
• Available delivered, with click & collect or in-store pickup
• Worth noting it isn't flagged as a limited-time special, so the price may stick around

Grab the Retroid Pocket Classic handheld for just US$69 (around A$132 delivered) when you use code $30OFF and pay with PayPal.

• Pre-order now; shipping is expected by the end of November, after which it will be discontinued.
• Only the Classic 6 and PKM Yellow configurations are still available.
• Features a 3.92" AMOLED screen, 6GB RAM, 128GB storage, Android 14, and a 5000mAh battery with 27W charging.
• The same code also works on the Retroid Pocket 5, bringing it down to US$149 plus delivery.

You're getting a free Nintendo Switch 2 plus your choice of Mario Kart World or The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time when you buy the Pixel 11 Pro XL for $2099.

• Bonus console and game included with the XL model
• Pick Mario Kart World or Zelda
• Free delivery

The same JB Hi-Fi deal applies if you go for the non-XL phone.

You can grab the Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World bundle from Kmart for just $649, available from November 26th as part of their Black Friday lineup.

• Comes with 3 months of Nintendo Switch Online included
• Kmart rarely stocks gaming gear, so this Black Friday drop is a rare find
• Other retailers that normally sell the Switch 2 will likely price match, giving you extra options
• The price isn't quite an all-time low, but it's very close

You can grab this limited-edition Zelda console back in stock now at Nintendo's official store, with dispatch in just 5 business days.

• Limit of 1 per customer
• Also note the Zelda controller has an estimated date of February 2027
• Don't wait—stock is likely to move fast!

The AYN Odin 3 is up for pre-order in three configs, and you can knock US$50 off with code SAVE$50 if you pay via PayPal.

• 8+128GB: US$319 (~A$452)
• 12+256GB: US$419 (~A$594)
• 16+512GB: US$479 (~A$679)
• Use code SAVE$50 at checkout — PayPal only, limited to 600 redemptions and first-come, first-served

Note this is the Batch 8 pre-order, which was apparently meant to ship back in August, so expect a wait.

If you're after a new Pixel, this JB Hi-FI offer throws in a free Nintendo Switch 2 console — a solid sweetener on top of an already premium handset.

• Google Pixel 11 Pro is $1849 and the 11 Pro XL is $2099
• Bonus Switch 2 applies across every storage configuration of both models
• $0 click & collect or in-store pickup available

One thing to keep in mind: if you return the Pixel, the bonus console has to go back too.

Score the Xbox Series S for just $499 delivered — that's $200 below the new $699 RRP! You'll need to order through the Telstra App and tap Telstra Plus at the bottom to see it (otherwise it'll show as out of stock), where it's sold and delivered by Telstra Plus Rewards Store partners.

• $499 delivered — saving you $200 off RRP
• Must order via the Telstra App → Telstra Plus (Telstra ID required)
• Bonus: stack the current offer to grab 10,000 Telstra Points too!

Grab this deal while it lasts!

You can grab the Nintendo Switch 2 Console for $728 delivered from Amazon AU — but the real win is Officeworks' price beat bringing it down to just $691.60. That's a solid saving if you're finally ready to jump in.

• $728 delivered via Amazon AU
• $691.60 with Officeworks price beat
• Worth moving quickly before Officeworks catches on and adjusts the price

If you grew up with a Commodore 64 (or always wanted one), here's your chance to own a gorgeous half-size replica in a slick black finish — delivered to your door for $138.47.

• 25 built-in games including modern C64 hits like Sam's Journey and A Pig Quest
• Save your progress with four save slots per game, plus 720p HD output with optional CRT filters for that nostalgic look
• This is the Amazon DE price shipped to Australia, so you're getting the Black Edition without paying local markup — just note delivery times may be a little longer coming from overseas

For retro fans, this is a fun little trip down memory lane without the hassle of tracking down original hardware.

If you've been eyeing off a retro console but couldn't justify full price, this Atari 7800+ deal is worth a look.

• Just $123.76 delivered — that's 35% off the $189.95 RRP
• Plays both Atari 2600 and 7800 cartridges, with near-perfect compatibility for original and third-party games
• Comes with the new Wireless CX78+ Gamepad and hooks up easily via HDMI, with widescreen or 4:3 options for any display

You're saving over $66 with free delivery from Amazon DE, so if nostalgia's calling, this is a solid excuse to answer.

Grab the Nintendo Switch 2 for $699 delivered — it's discounted just about everywhere right now, so you can pick whichever retailer suits you best.

• Amazon AU has it for $699 with free shipping and overnight delivery
• JB Hi-Fi matches at $699 with $0 click & collect or in-store pickup (also worth checking Officeworks and BIG W)
• No codes needed — the discount is already applied

The Nintendo Switch 2 just dropped to its best price yet, and you can stack a code to save even more!

• Grab it online or via Click & Collect for $684 delivered using code EXTRA15 at Big W (down from $769)
• Want it even cheaper? Ask Officeworks to price beat Big W's $699 and you'll pay just $662.15 in-store
• Hurry though — this sale runs until Oct 14, 2026, and prices went up back in September, so now's a great time to buy

You're getting a genuinely powerful gaming handheld for $999.99 delivered at Costco, and the specs are hard to beat at this price point — an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V with a massive 32GB RAM and 512GB SSD.

• That 258V chip is comparable to a Ryzen Z2e, which is a big step up from the Z2A you'll find in most sub-$1000 handhelds
• 32GB RAM and 512GB storage is genuinely great value right now given how pricey memory and SSDs have gotten
• Thunderbolt 4 support means you can dock it as a mini-PC too
• Just know the battery is a modest 54.5Wh and SteamOS doesn't play nice with Intel CPUs, so you're running Windows here

Costco membership required, and while it's not the lowest price ever seen ($899.99 previously), deals like this are getting rarer as AI demand drives up component costs. Head in-store or online before it's gone!

If your Xbox Series X is just gathering dust, EB Games will give you $750 cash or credit when you trade it in-store — that's serious money back in your pocket.

• Existing EB World Plus members qualify, or you can join a new 12-month membership to get in on it
• Trade for cash isn't available in WA, and no extra trade bonuses stack with this offer
• Looks like EB is bracing for a GTA 6 console rush, so getting in early is smart

Check the banner (third from the top, behind the PS5 Pro trade-in deal) for full details and T&Cs before you head in.

If you've been hunting for a handheld that can actually handle 3DS, GameCube, Wii and PS2 with upscaling without breaking the bank, this new Retroid Pocket Duo Lite Plus is worth a serious look.

• ~A$314 delivered (US$199 + US$25 shipping) when you use code LITEPLUS for US$20 off
• You get the guts of the regular Duo (Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, 8GB RAM, 128GB storage) in the more pocketable Duo Lite body
• Two screens and a faster chip make this arguably better value than the Retroid Pocket Flip 2
• It's a pre-order, so expect a wait — and if you want OLED screens, the pricier regular Duo is still the pick

Grab it with code LITEPLUS if you want the cheapest reliable way to game on the go.

If you've been grinding Call of Duty since 2019, you've earned yourself a tidy little discount on the new one. Pre-order the Modern Warfare 4 Vault Edition for $134.96 — that's $14.99 off the regular $149.95 price, and it stacks with all the extra goodies below.

• How to get it: Own and have played any eligible COD title from 2019 or later on the same platform account — the 10% comes off automatically at checkout
• What's inside: Campaign Early Access from 16 October, BlackCell for 1 Season, plus a stack of Operator Packs, weapon blueprints, and camo skins
• When: General release is 23 October 2026, and the loyalty offer runs until then
• Heads up: Free-to-play and mobile COD titles don't count, and the discount only shows for eligible players

If you qualify, this is the cheapest way to lock in the full Vault package before launch day.

Grab the Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 for $799.95 delivered — and you won't pay a cent upfront with Amazon.

• Free launch day delivery, plus a pre-order price guarantee that automatically drops your price to the cheapest it hits before release
• Released October 29, 2026 — max 30 units allowed, so don't sit on this one
• Perfect for collectors and lifelong Zelda fans alike

Retroid is clearing out stock with some solid price drops, and the Pocket Classic at US$99 (down from US$149) is the standout budget pick.

• You're paying about A$166.72 delivered (US$99 + US$20 shipping) for a 6GB+128GB handheld
• Sharp 3.92" AMOLED screen, Android 14, and a 5000mAh battery with 27W charging
• Active cooling, Wi-Fi 5, BT 5.1, and official OTA support keep it future-friendly
• Stock is limited — only Classic 6 SG, Classic 6, and PKM Yellow remain, and these models are being discontinued

If you've been eyeing a cheap retro emulation handheld, this is a great time to grab one before they're gone.

Score a PS5 Slim 1TB Disc Edition for just $800.50 delivered — that's a hefty saving on the $999 retail price!

• Mwave's already dropped it to $920.50, then coupon FREEZE120 takes another $120 off
• Free delivery on orders over $900, or click & collect if you're in NSW
• Plays both PS5 and PS4 discs, plus all your digital downloads from the PlayStation Store

Just remember JB Hi-Fi wouldn't honour the extra coupon discount, so grab it straight from Mwave to lock in the full saving.

You can grab the Xbox Series S 1TB in Robot White for just $597 at digiDirect — that's a solid $252 off the ~$849 RRP, and one of the better prices we've seen on the larger storage model.

• 1TB storage means more room for your Game Pass library without constantly juggling installs
• Delivery is a flat $8.95 (may vary slightly by location)
• This price has come and gone before, so if you've been waiting, now's a good time to pounce

If you've been eyeing a dual-screen handheld but can't justify the AYN Thor's price tag, the Retroid Pocket Duo is a seriously tempting alternative — and you can snag $20 off right now with code DUO.

• Pre-order for US$249 + US$25 delivery (~A$382 landed), just make sure you apply coupon DUO before it expires on 15 October 2026 (shipping kicks off mid-October)
• You're getting dual AMOLED screens (5.5" 1080p + 4.5" 960p, both 120Hz), a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4-class chip, 8GB+128GB storage, active cooling, Hall sticks and a 6000mAh battery — genuinely solid specs for the money
• On a tighter budget? The Duo Lite starts at just US$135 with code DUOLITE, though be aware it's a notable step down (weaker chip that struggles with 3DS, TFT screen, less RAM)