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GameStop PS5 restock: Get your console, and Black Friday deals before they leave

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If you don’t have your PlayStation 5 yet, don’t worry. Maybe you feel like you’re missing out on some of the great exclusives, like <em>God of War Ragnarok</em> ? You’ll be happy to know that, just in time for Black Friday and some incredible deals, GameStop will be restocking the popular console. Yes, that means now is the ideal opportunity to snag a new console, and since GameStop is hosting some incredible game and controller discounts, you can save big on those too. By the time you have everything you need, you’ll be all set to play throughout the holidays. If you’re able to get some time off, that’s even better.

For Black Friday, you can grab an extra PlayStation 5 DualSense controller for up to $25 off, but that’s not all. You’ll also get up to 60% off select video game titles, including some newer hits, and up to 50% off video game accessories like headsets, chargers, and beyond. Basically, it’s time to stock up on every video game thing you need. Start shopping by clicking the link below, or keep reading for some more details and also learn what deals will be live on Cyber Monday. If you haven’t already, ahead of the restock you’ll want to sign up for GameStop’s PowerUp Rewards Pro membership , because PS5 consoles may be available to active Pro members only, plus it’s yet another way to save big — Pros get a ton of amazing perks.

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Get your PS5 console in the restock

GameStop will be restocking PS5 consoles during Black Friday week with the option to buy online pick up in store and your choice of both the digital and physical versions. If you don’t already have your console because they’ve been notoriously hard to find, now’s your chance. Be sure to get the Pro membership for first dibs on consoles and massive savings. GameStop is always an excellent place to start, especially if you’ve been waiting to get one.

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Get some games at a discount

Video games will be up to 60% off during Black Friday, and there are some incredible deals to be had — 60% off will be available for Cyber Monday too. If you’re grabbing your PS5 for the first time, you’ll want some games to play — at the very least one or two to test out the newfound power. If you already own a PS5, maybe you’ve been waiting to grab a fan-favorite title at a discount. Well, this is it! Be sure to look for the latest titles too, because they are in there.

It’s not just PlayStation games either, there are a ton of different games on sale, including Xbox titles. Some examples are Call of Duty Vanguard, Forza Horizon 5, Halo Infinite, Dying Light 2, and more.

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Get an extra controller or two

PlayStation 5 DualSense controllers will be up to $25 off during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. If you need an extra controller to play with a friend or family member, grab one! If you want an extra controller so you have a spare, grab one. If you don’t like how controllers get hot and sweaty during intense gameplay moments, well, grab an extra to swap out! Whatever the scenario, the DualSense is rarely this cheap, so we highly recommend taking advantage of the deal(s).

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Grab accessories for a better experience

Perhaps you already have several controllers? In that case, grab a controller charger so you can keep them charged up and ready to go. You could also grab a headset to talk to friends, play solo, or listen to music. Other accessories include protection and storage cases for your gear, like a Nintendo Switch case, the Sony PlayStation 5 HD camera, and beyond. On top of that, if you find something you need or want on clearance, GameStop is offering an additional 50% off those items too. These prices and deals are insane in the membrane.

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday at GameStop

Let’s do a quick recap, because Black Friday and Cyber Monday at GameStop is going to be lit!

  • PlayStation 5 console restock
  • Get PS5 DualSense controllers for up to $25 off
  • Get select video games up to 60% off
  • Get select gaming accessories for up to 50% off
  • Save a lot of money

We know where we’re spending most of our time shopping. Oh, and it’s worth sharing again that these deals will be available both online and in-store, with the option to buy online and ship to a local store.

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Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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