Amazon Prime Day was last week, and if you missed it (or thought the deals were a little disappointing), you might be a little bit more interested in some of the Amazon video game deals on the retailer this week.
If you’ve been waiting on a price-drop or decent sale to pick up some of the PS4’s best games, then you’re in the right place. Our Amazon video game deals page scours the online retailer to find the best video game sales for you. We’ve also listed some of the hot upcoming games that are now available for pre-order.
Don’t miss the PlayStation Store sales this week, which also include some great prices on digital games. We’ve also highlighted some great import deals from PlayAsia, which you can check out right over here.
Amazon Video Game Deals
Note: All prices are subject to change.
PS4 Game Deals
Destiny 2 – $5.99
Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition – $19.93
Far Cry 5 – $38.99
Monster Hunter: World – $37.04
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare – $12.29
NBA 2K18 – $19.69
Titanfall 2– $10.00
Sega Genesis Classics – $24.05
Assassin’s Creed: Origins – $36.76
Dragon’s Crown Pro: Battle Hardened Edition – $32.58
Uncharted 4 – $19.99
Persona 5 – $41.95
Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt Complete Edition – $34.87
Bloodborne Game of the Year Edition – $25.98
Final Fantasy XV – $18.01
Fallout 4 – $19.99
Witcher 3 Complete Edition – $41.39
The Last of Us Remastered – $19.99
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus – $34.49
Prey 2 – $15.99
Call of Duty: WWII – $38.29
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection – $19.99
Mass Effect: Andromeda Deluxe – $16.59
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided – $11.98
Ratchet & Clank – $19.99
inFAMOUS: Second Son – $22.37
Assassin’s Creed Unity Limited Edition – $14.98
Star Wars Battlefront II – $22.99
Dark Souls III – $19.99
Until Dawn – $19.99
Mafia III – $14.99
Pre-Order These Games
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of An Elusive Age – $59.99
Fallout 76 – $59.99
Hitman 2 – $59.99
Shadow of the Tomb Raider (Limited Steelbook Edition) – $59.99
Kingdom Hearts III – $59.99
Team Sonic Racing – $39.99
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 – $59.99
Final Fantasy VII: Remake – $59.99
Soul Calibur VI – $59.99
Destiny 2: Forsaken – $39.99
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 – PS4 Mystery Box Edition – $199.99
Spyro Reignited Trilogy – $39.99
Madden NFL 19 – $59.99
Other Deals
Seagate 2 TB External Hard Drive – $89.86
Seagate 4 TB External Hard Drive – $115.00
Magma Red DualShock 4 – $46.96
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When is Next Gen July 2018
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When Will We See the Xbox Two and PS5?
We're nearly five years into this console generation and people are itching to know what's coming next from Sony and Microsoft, but when will we see our first glimpse of next-gen hardware?
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Don't Expect Next Gen Reveals at Trade Shows
Next-gen console reveals are far too big to be relegated to trade shows and expos. If Sony and Microsoft are going to reveal new consoles, it's going to be on their own terms. Don't expect gamescom, E3, or any other big gaming shows to host the reveal of next gen.
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Consider the Mid-Gen Upgrades
With the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X, Sony and Microsoft changed how console generations work. We can't expect the next full console iteration to follow any expected patterns because they've already changed the game.
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It's Still Too Soon
At the absolute earliest, the next generation of consoles won't be here until 2019, but the PlayStation 4 is really hitting its stride and Microsoft seems to have some tricks up their sleeve for the Xbox One (and One X). Why would they abandon the hardware and move on right now? We've got until at least 2020, if not further out before we see the transition.
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Sony Has More to Lose
Sony controls a dominant portion of the home console market share, beating the Xbox by nearly 2:1. If they don't carefully control the conversation around the generational shift, it's a long way to fall from the top. Sony won't want to move too soon, especially when the very successful PS4 is still selling well and seeing amazing game releases.
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Microsoft Might Show First
Bringing up the rear end of the market share means Microsoft has more reason to reveal and release first. If we're to see either console earlier, it would be Microsoft revealing it's unique plans for how it plans to change the video game console landscape going forward.
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A Different Kind of Console Beast
The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Two generation is set to change what we think of as traditional consoles moving forward. These two will be less competitors, and more each serving to fill a particular role. We'll see more iterative hardware rather than cut-and-dry new standalone consoles, and that's going to impact reveals and releases moving forward.
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More Than Just Graphics
If the Xbox One X taught us anything, it's that sheer power isn't enough to sell a console. Sony has the games, and even on less powerful hardware, fans are flocking to great exclusives. There's no reason to move into a new generation of hardware until that hardware has some distinct selling points over the current PS4s that fans are happy with. That's why we're unlikely to see a new generation of hardware until it can do something notably more than just higher resolutions and better frame rates.
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Foresight is 2020
I'd be legitimately surprised if we saw any full next generation reveals before 2020. There's still a lot that Sony and Microsoft can squeeze out of their current consoles before revealing what the future of video games looks like. That's a conversation we won't be having for another two years at least.