Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition was a Switch 2 launch game back in June with a $70 price tag, and even at that price, it was an easy recommend for people who'd been holding off on playing it due to the sorry state of the game at launch, but that price has now miraculously plummeted 75% all the way down to $17 just in time for the holidays. When the eagle-eyed deal chasers on Resetera first shared word of this deal, they labeled it a "price error," and although CDPR has confirmed via press release that it is not in-fact an error, how can you blame people for thinking this too good to be true? Switch 2 games typically take years to drop in price considerably, and although Cyberpunk 2077 first launched back in 2020, the Ultimate Edition with all of the bells and whistles (and polish, thank goodness) only hit Switch 2 six months ago. I don't know who or what is responsible for this price drop, but we owe them a debt of gratitude. The best Cyber Monday Nintendo Switch deals 2025: big last chance console, game, and accessory discounts These are the best Cyber Monday deals for gamers 2025: PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PC discounts live now One of the best new cozy games of 2025 has discounted its Premium Edition for the Switch 2, and it even comes with a cute sheep plushie The Ultimate Edition includes the excellent spy-thriller expansion, Phantom Liberty, all DLC released so far, and of course, the essential 2.0 update that reworked all of the major issues people previously had with the game. It's worth noting that if you already own the base game and Phantom Liberty on another platform, you're not getting any actual additional content with the Ultimate Edition, so this deal is only relevant if you want all of that on Switch 2, or haven't jumped into the game at all yet. To put a bow on all of this, if you haven't played Cyberpunk 2077, and you want to, and you own a Switch 2, I can pretty confidently say this is the best deal you'll find for a very long time, but if you're happy playing on other platforms and already own Phantom Liberty, you can probably, maybe find a better use for your $17... unless you want to gift someone a great game for the price of a double protein bowl at Chipotle. That's just a decision you'll have to reckon with. No, Cyberpunk 2077's elevators aren't just loading screens in disguise, says lead: "The engine is a miracle. I will not accept slander."