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Best PS5 deals: Console bundles, top games, and accessories

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While the latest console generation didn’t start out well, with mission features like a lack of compatible SSDs to expand internal storage, things have turned around quite a lot. With the PS5 being a lot easier to get your hands on and lots of expandable SSDs, things have gone a long way since then, and if you’re thinking of picking up the new PS5 Slim, now is a good time. While there aren’t a lot of great deals on the consoles themselves, there are some good deals on games, including some of the best games on PS5 and PS5 games with the best graphics. We’ve also collected some of the best PS5 game deals, as well as some great accessories, including some great gaming headset deals.

Best PS5 deals

The slimmer PS5 console laying on its side.
Sony

The PlayStation 5 has recently seen a great revision with it now slightly slimmer than before and also offering more storage space with 1TB of internal space resulting in 842GB of it being usable. You still get the impressive DualSense controller along with all the benefits that the PS5 offers. With the arrival of the new revision, there are some great bundles around, including a free digital copy of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

Best PS5 game deals

Final Fantasy 16's cover showcasing its protagonist infront of two demon summons.
Square Enix

Among the best PS5 games, there’s something for everyone. Whether you love racing cars, exploring new worlds, or playing something with your family, the PlayStation 5 has it. We’ve picked out some of the biggest discounts around right now, encompassing a wide variety of different genres and price ranges. You can be challenged by the might of Elden Ring or dive into an old-school hit like Sonic Origins, before playing the latest sports games here.

Best PS5 accessory deals

WD_BLACK PS5 SSD on a white background.
Western Digital

Buying the PS5 offers up the essentials but it’s also a good idea to buy some of the best PS5 accessories too. These might include a headset so you can be more immersed in your game, a charging station for your controllers, or even one of the best SSDs for PS5. It all depends on your priorities when gaming on your PS5 as to what accessory is best for you. If you’re low on cash, don’t worry — none of these are essential. They just help make the experience better.

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