Amazon Prime Day is here, and it couldn’t be coming at a better time. With the costs of consoles continuing to rise, any relief is welcome. While the PlayStation 5 isn’t on sale this year, you can at least pick up some of the year’s best games and a handful of solid accessories at a discount.
It’s especially a great excuse for physical game collectors to fill up their collections ahead of Sony’s planned end to disk production in 2028. Here are some of the best deals we’ve found so far. If something catches your eye, make sure to take advantage of the deal quickly; this is Prime Day, not Prime Month.
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Pragmata
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In terms of game sales, the best deal you can get this Prime Day is Pragmata. Capcom’s critically-acclaimed hacking-shooter is on sale for $39.99, a 33% discount from its usual $59.99 price. That’s a good deal considering that it’s the most creative big-budget action game of 2026 so far.
Considering thatThe Blood of Dawnwalker just came out a month ago, a 15% price cut is a nice deal. You can currently get the Day 1 Edition of Rebel Wolves’ debut vampire RPG for $54.49. If you love The Witcher 3, it’s worth taking advantage of the sale to try out Dawnwalker’s unique (and controversial) timer mechanic.
A few Square Enix RPGs are on sale right now, including both Final Fantasy 7 remakes, but if you’re looking for something new, pick up The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. The Zelda-inspired adventure is a lovely little top-down throwback mixed with strong RPG systems. You can pick it up for $44.99 today, which is a good 25% off its usual price.
On top of The Adventures of Elliot, you can also grab this year’s Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined— and at an even deeper discount. The remake takes 52% off the RPG’s original price, bringing it all the way down to $28.69. That’s a solid price for a charming remake that streamlines a notoriously long game into something a little more kid-friendly.
Well, we still don’t have a release date for The Duskbloods, so it’s still as good a time as any to get into Elden Ring: Nightreign. FromSoftware’s fierce multiplayer action RPG has only gotten better since launch with additional updates, so its current $22.97 price is a bit of a steal. Buy two extra copies to give to your friends, and you can have a full squad for the price of a modern game.
We’re currently in a racing renaissance thanks to games like Star Wars: Galactic Racer, but don’t leave Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds out of the conversation. The arcade racer is full of technical spectacle, due to a track-warping trick that keeps races fresh. At only $19.99, it’s worth diving in and finding a hidden gem that deserves some love.
As far as third-party controllers go, Scuf makes some of the best premium gamepads out there. The problem? They’re also very pricey. If you’ve ever wanted to splurge on one, you can grab the Scuf Omega controller today for $186.99, taking the price down 15%. You’re getting both back and side buttons for that price, as well as on-board audio controls and TMR thumbsticks.
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Razer BlackShark V3 X Hyperspeed Wireless PS5 Gaming Headset
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You’ve got a few options if you want a new PS5 headset today, but you can’t go wrong with Razer. Several of the company’s headsets are on sale today, but the best deal of the bunch is the Razer Blackshark V3, which is $66.49. For that price, you’ll get an ultra lightweight headset with Triforce 50mm Drivers and Hyperspeed Wireless support.
While there aren’t any deals on first-party PlayStation accessories today, you can still get a solid Sony headset. The Sony Inzone H6 is a rock solid open-back audio option that features a very light, comfortable design. It also features custom equalization options built around specific game genres. It’s a little pricey at $168, but that’s because it’s a step above your usual gaming headset.
Considering that it’s a great time for racing games, it’s as good an excuse as any to invest in a good wheel. You can get one today thanks to Logitech, which has its G RS50 setup on sale for $569.98. Okay, that’s a true splurge, but if you’re serious about racing games, it’s a fairly significant price cut considering that it normally retails for a whopping $699.99.
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