GET $50 OFF:As of March 8, the 'Marvel's Spider-Man 2' PlayStation 5 digital edition console is available for just $399.99 at PlayStation, GameStop, Target, and Best Buy.
The PlayStation 5 console has been nearly impossible to get a hold of since its release in 2020. Now, the company is rewarding gamers for their loyalty and patience by offering limited-time deals on highly anticipated gaming bundles.
Last week, you could get the Marvel's Spider-Man 2 PlayStation 5 Slim bundle for $449.99 at Best Buy. And today? You can score the digital edition of the PlayStation 5 console (Slim model) specifically designed for Marvel's Spider-Man 2for an even lower price of $399.99 just about anywhere consoles are sold, including PlayStation, GameStop, Target, and Best Buy.
Sure, it's not an actual disc, but you'll get the game and the console for the lowest price we've seen yet.
This special introductory price won't last long. According to PlayStation, it's valid until April 9, when the price will jump to $449.99.
Here's the fine print:
There's a one console per household limit for this deal.
The vertical stand is sold separately.
This is a disc-free console, so you'll need an internet connection and a PlayStation Network account to access and download games.
The game voucher code is in the box.
Only one DualSense is included.
A signature is required upon delivery.
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