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This year's Cyber Monday retro deals may not officially start for a day or so, but early offers have already begun to drop. I'm seeing everything from arcade machines to nostalgic, throwback Lego getting slashed in price ahead of the sale.
Make sure you keep an eye on this page throughout the sale, too. We'll keep adding to it with more offers as the 2025 Cyber Monday retro deals get in full swing, so drop back every now and then to see if there's anything else from your wishlist up for grabs.
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- Consoles: Save up to $25 at Amazon
- Handhelds: GBA-inspired RG28XX is 20% off at Amazon
- Arcade: 25% off an Asteroids tabletop cabinet at Amazon
- Controllers: Grab up to $12 off at Amazon
- Accessories: Retro controller adapters from $20
- Walmart deals: Save up to $10
UK
- Consoles: £13 off Atari GameStation Pro at Amazon
- Handhelds: My Arcade Tetris portable for £20 at Amazon
- Arcade: £20 off a full Mortal Kombat cabinet at Amazon
- Controllers: 8Bitdo retro controllers from £22 at Amazon
- Accessories: Retro controller adapters from £15 at Amazon
The best Cyber Monday retro deals
Read moreRead less▼Atari 7800+ console and wireless controller | $129.99 $99.99 at Amazon Save $30 - This isn't a record low price, and the cost has jumped up since Black Friday, but there's a chance it'll return to what we saw last week once the full Cyber Monday retro deals are here. This one comes with a wireless controller and is compatible with tons of 2600 and 7800 games.
UK: Sold out at Amazon UK
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Read moreRead less▼My Arcade Tetris handheld | $24.99 $14.99 at AmazonSave $10 - This teeny tiny Tetris handheld is something of a one-trick pony, but come on. This is an adorable (and very affordable) way to play the blocky classic on the go. This kit has never been cheaper.
UK: £25.99 £20.53 Amazon UK
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Read moreRead less▼My Arcade Mega Man handheld | $44.99 $29.99 at AmazonSave $15 - We've got another pocket-sized player up for grabs next, and it comes packing Mega Man. This is a record low on the system, so it's perfect if you want to immerse yourself in some nostalgia for Capcom's classic NES game.
UK: £47.03 at Amazon
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Read moreRead less▼My Arcade Street Fighter 2 handheld | $44.99 $29.99 at AmazonSave $15 - Seeing as this handheld with Super Street Fight 2 has only ever been a few cents less, this is a great way to kick off the 2025 Cyber Monday retro deals.
UK: £49.99 £39.99 at Amazon
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Read moreRead less▼Anbernic RG28XX | $49.99 $42.99 at AmazonSave $7 - Although the price has been going up and down on the system over the last few days, it's still up for grabs below MSRP. This is an exceptional little emulator than can even run PS1 games.
UK: £57.44 at Amazon UK
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Read moreRead less▼R36MAX Retro Handheld Game Console | $89.99 £59.49 at AmazonSave $30 - Thanks to that 15% price cut in honor of Cyber Monday retro deals, we're looking at another record low price. It's certainly a lot better than the average cost, too.
UK: £69.99 £43.34 at Amazon
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Read moreRead less▼Anbernic RG35XXSP | $89.99 $69.99 at AmazonSave $20 - Do you miss the days of the Game Boy Advance? This flip portable is for you, particularly at that price... it's currently 22% less than usual.
UK: £104.99 at Amazon
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Read moreRead less▼Super Pocket Capcom Edition | $69.99 $54.99 at AmazonSave $15 - This is the machine that started Super Pocket's reign as the top budget option, and it's now at a very respectable 21% less than usual. It comes with Street Fighter 2 and Mega Man included.
UK: £49.99 £39.99 at Argos
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Read moreRead less▼Super Pocket Data East Edition | $69.99 $54.99 at AmazonSave $15 - You can also grab this Data East Super Pocket machine for less than $60 for the first time. It's got 18 classics like Burger Time under its belt, so there's plenty to occupy you here.
UK: £49.99 £39.99 at Amazon
View DealCyber Monday retro deals FAQ
When will Cyber Monday retro deals begin?
Even though the 2025 Cyber Monday retro deals don't officially get going until December 1, 2025, they've actually already started. They'll likely run into the early hours of Tuesday.
Where can I find the best Cyber Monday retro deals?
You won't necessarily find good price cuts for retro gear at every retailer, and a few are better than others on the whole. That's why I'd highly recommend checking out the following, because they're our go-to choices.
US
Amazon - Check for savings on retro consoles/handheldsWalmart - Browse all in one retro systems and plug-n-play consolesBest Buy - Take a look at the big box store's retro console offeringsNewegg - Mini arcade machines and affordable retro handhelds
UK
Amazon - See all current savings on consoles and retro handheldsArgos - View the catalogue sites retro gaming offeringsVery - Discounts on plug-and-play systems and moreSmyths - Deals on Atari systems and full-scale arcade machines
Today's best retro gaming deals
Atari 7800+
Atari 400
Atari 2600+
HyperMegaTech! Super Pocket
Anbernic RG35XX PlusLooking for price cuts on portables? Swing by the latest Cyber Monday Pokemon card deals, or these Cyber Monday gaming PC deals.
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