Whether you're a die-hard PlayStation fan or you're thinking about snagging your first PlayStation 5, it's a good time to go shopping. PlayStation's Days of Play event is here again, and with it comes a variety of significant discounts on games, controllers, consoles, and other PlayStation goodies. There's a little something for everyone on offer here, and you can save some serious cash while jumpstarting your collection at the same time.
The PlayStation Days of Play event happens annually, and it features discounts on everything from exclusive console bundles to deals on some of the biggest games in the PlayStation library. This is the eighth Days of Play so far, and it looks to be one of the best yet, with some of the discounted console bundles on offer. The event begins today, May 28, and runs through June 11.
During the sale, you'll find some of the deals listed above as well as additional discounts for PlayStation Plus members, like additional free games and much more. Below, find some of our picks for the best Days of Play deals you can shop right now.
Opens in a new window Credit: PlayStation 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 6' PlayStation 5 Console Bundle (Digital and Standard) $399.99 at PlayStation Direct This PlayStation 5 bundle pairs the console of your choice (digital or standard) with one of the hottest games on the system: Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. This formidable console comes with a DualSense Wireless Controller, a generous SSD to hold all of your downloadable games, as well as the pre-installed Astro's Playroom. It has everything you need in the box to get started as a PS5 gamer and then some. It's the best way to kick off your PlayStation 5 collection and a good introduction to the system as a newcomer.
Opens in a new window Credit: PlayStation PlayStation VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle $349.99 at PlayStation Direct PlayStation's most immersive experience comes in the form of the PS VR2, which is the most up-to-date virtual reality interface you can get with the console. This bundle comes packing the VR headset itself, a PlayStation VR2 Sense controller, a voucher for Horizon Call of the Mountain, stereo headphones, a USB cable, and three types of earpieces to get you started. There's a wide library of games that are compatible with the headset, so you've got tons of titles to choose from if you want to really dive in.
Opens in a new window Credit: PlayStation DualSense Wireless Edge controller $169.99 at PlayStation Direct This is the best PlayStation 5 controller you can get, and for good reason. It offers swappable sticks, mappable back buttons, adjustable trigger lengths, as well as the ability to remap or deactivate buttons to your liking. It has a special customization button as well as all the features you get from the normal DualSense controller. It may be a bit pricey, but it's worth the upgrade if you're a serious gamer.
Pulse Explore wireless earbuds — $169.99$199.99(save $30)
Access controller — $69.99$89.99(save $20)
DualSense wireless controller — $54.99$74.99(save $20)
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