Video Game Accessories Deals

Direct drive wheelbases typically run $500 or more, so this one suits sim racers looking to step up from a belt-driven setup without spending that much; it's priced at list right now, so no discount to factor in. Buy Now at Best Buy

Sim racers stepping up from a basic wheel will notice the difference from direct drive torque, which delivers stronger, more precise force feedback than belt or gear-driven wheels typically offer. Best Buy has the full bundle, wheel, base, and pedals, at its regular price of $280. Buy Now at Best Buy

Anyone adding a second controller for local co-op or replacing a worn-out one will get the same haptic feedback and adaptive triggers as the console pack-in, and at $75, it's currently priced the same as list with no discount applied. Buy Now at Best Buy

Anyone doing long VR sessions will notice the difference here, since the built-in cooling and 10,000mAh battery cut down on both overheating and the constant need to recharge mid-session. It's $13.50 off the $90 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Sim racers stepping up from belt-driven wheels will notice the difference in force feedback precision that direct drive provides, and this one runs a max torque of 12Nm for the price of many mid-range setups. It's currently priced at its $400 list price, so there's no discount right now if you're waiting for one. Buy Now at Best Buy

Update: The price has changed to $19.99 since this was originally published.

Handy for anyone with a PS5 who's tired of tangled charging cables or dead controllers at the start of game night, since you just dock them when you're done. It's $5 off the usual $24 price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Sim racers who want realistic force feedback and gear changes will get more out of this than a standard gamepad, thanks to the 1080-degree rotation, 3-pedal set, and H-shifter combo, and it's currently $10 off the $120 list price at Walmart. Buy Now at Walmart

These work well as backup or replacement controllers for households with kids who tend to lose or damage accessories, since you get two for the price most retailers charge for one. At $11.57, that's $2.42 off the $13.99 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Two controllers for the price of one gaming session's worth of takeout, worth a look if you and a sibling or roommate are tired of taking turns with a single pad; Walmart has the pair marked down to $34 from $40. Buy Now at Walmart

This strap swaps the stock elastic band for something more rigid and evenly weighted, worth grabbing if you find your Quest headset digging into your face during longer play sessions, and Walmart has it $11 off the list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Serious PS5 players who want tournament-grade customization, like adjustable trigger stops and remappable back buttons, will get the most out of this one, and it's $24 off the $200 list price at Best Buy. Buy Now at Best Buy

Handy for anyone who owns a PS VR2 and is tired of tangled charging cables, since it docks both Sense controllers at once via a single power connection. It's $7 off the $50 list price at Best Buy. Buy Now at Best Buy

Gamers looking for an edge in competitive shooters get customizable paddles and rapid-fire mods with this PS5/PC controller attachment, priced at its standard $70 list rate with no current discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

Keeps your headset and controllers off the desk and visible between sessions, a small but useful upgrade if you're tired of cables and lenses getting scratched in a drawer, currently priced at Best Buy for $30, matching its list price. Buy Now at Best Buy

Handy for replacing a lost or frayed power cord on your Xbox 360 without hunting through discontinued OEM parts, and the 5-foot length gives you a bit more slack than the original. Buy Now at Newegg

Sim racers chasing more realistic force feedback than a belt or gear-driven wheel can offer will notice the difference with this direct drive base, and at $530 it's currently priced the same as list, so there's no discount to factor in right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Serious PS5 players who want customizable back buttons, adjustable triggers, and swappable stick modules will get the most out of this one, since it's built for tournament-level tweaking rather than casual use. It's currently priced at $200, matching Best Buy's standard list price with no current discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

Competitive Xbox and PC players who want tournament-level customization will appreciate the adjustable triggers, swappable components, and pro-grade build this controller offers, and at $200, it's priced at its regular retail rate with no current discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

SJJX's arcade kit makes sense for anyone building their own MAME cabinet or tabletop unit, since it includes joysticks, buttons, and wiring for two players in one bundle. It's a hands-on option if you'd rather assemble your own controller setup than buy a pre-built one. Buy Now at Newegg

Anyone repairing or restoring an old Sega Dreamcast will want a reliable power source on hand, since original units are decades old and prone to failing adapters or connectors. It's a straightforward fix for keeping your console running rather than shelving it due to a dead power supply. Buy Now at Newegg

Turpow's controller works with both PS5 and PC, so it suits anyone who splits time between console and desktop gaming without needing separate hardware; the LED customization is a nice bonus for streamers or anyone who wants their setup to look distinct. At $39.99, that's $5 off the $44.99 list price. Buy Now at Walmart