That's two games for the price of one, essentially. Yes, you'd pay at least $20 for Survivor elsewhere. Buy Now at PlayStation Store
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The long-rumored successor to the Nintendo Switch has finally been officially announced, and it's scheduled to release this year. Details will come in a Nintendo Direct event on April 2 — for now, all we know is the general design has stayed the same, and it will be back-compatible with both physical and digital Switch games. What more do you need?
Nintendo Account holders in New York, Los Angeles, and Dallas can also register for hands-on events in April. Shop Now at Nintendo
The PlayStation 5 Slim 30th Anniversary Limited Edition Bundle is now available for preorder at even more retailers giving us even more chances at nabbing one in time for Christmas. Check out each of the links below (or whichever retailer suits you) and prepare for the frenzy.
PlayStation 5 Slim 30th Anniversary Limited Edition Bundle at Best Buy.
PlayStation 5 Slim 30th Anniversary Limited Edition Bundle at Target.
PlayStation 5 Slim 30th Anniversary Limited Edition Bundle at Walmart. Shop Now at Best Buy
Nintendo have finally announced the release date for the Switch 2 console — June 5, at $449.99. You can currently "register your interest" by signing into your Nintendo account and picking either the regular console edition, or a bundle with a download of Mario Kart World (for $499.99).
The console itself will feature a 7.9" screen with HDR10 and a 1080p resolution (undocked, up to 4K docked, with up to 120fps), enhanced Joy-Con controllers with mouse controls and magnetic attachment, GameChat via the new "C" button, and 256GB storage. Announced games include Mario Kart World, Donkey Bonanza, and The Duskbloods. It will also have back compatibility with select Switch games, with some games getting enhanced editions.
Nintendo Switch Online will also begin featuring select Gamecube games, including Luigi's Mansion, Soul Calibur II, Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, and F-Zero GX. Buy Now at Nintendo
There are hundred of deals on games for Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox and more. We've pictured Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020 for Nintendo Switch for $29.99 (half off.) Orders of $35 or more ships for free. Buy Now at Target
You'll need to own the basegame (God of War Ragnarok) to get this deal. You'd pay $30 for the hardcopy elsewhere. Shop Now at PlayStation Store
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That's $24 less than you'd pay for a physical copy. Buy Now at PlayStation Store
- It's available for the same price on Xbox One and Series X/S
- over 50 SEGA classic games, including Sonic and Phantasy Star
We've pictured the NBA 2K24 Kobe Bryant Edition for PS4 for $24 (60% off). Shop Now at PlayStation Store
Sony's Days of Play celebration kicks off today, with discounts on hardware, Playstation 5 game deals, savings on PlayStation Plus memberships, and more. We've arranged them into a list of highlights, not necessarily in any order:
- $50 off PlayStation 5 Disc and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition at all participating retailers
- $100 off PlayStation VR2 and PlayStation VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle
- $20 off select games including Marvel's Spider-Man 2, the Last of Us Part II Remastered, MLB The Show 24 (and The Negro Leagues Edition), and Rise of the Ronin
- 30% off new PlayStation Plus memberships
- PlayStation Plus members who sign in with their PlayStation account and purchase a PS5 or PS VR2 through direct.playstation.com will get 12 months of Netflix Premium for free (a $276 savings)
Plus, there'll be ongoing discounts on games, including 24 hour flash deals, 15% off select Sony Pictures movies for PS Plus members, and free avatars available. Shop Now at PlayStation Store
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