Amazon Prime Day's best game console deals: From Playstation VR package to the Nintendo switch
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Prime Day's best game console deals: From Playstation VR package to the Nintendo switch
Amazon’s annual UK sales extravaganza is back for its fifth instalment, with the online retail giant stretching the shopping holiday across two days for Amazon Prime Day 2019.From 15 July, gamers around the world will be able to take advantage of some of the best discounts and deals for consoles and games that Amazon has ever offered.How to get the best deals for Amazon Prime Day 2019For Amazon Prime Day 2019, The Independent has rounded up the best deals across Playstation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch consoles, games and accessories.Our Tech team has hand-picked every deal featured here. We may earn some commission from the links in this article, but our selections have been made independently and without bias. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent. Amazon Prime Day best Playstation dealsSony PlayStation 4 500GB Console with FIFA 19 Ultimate Team Icons and Rare Player Pack Bundle – was £249.99, now £219.99Sony PlayStation 4 1TB Console + Sony PlayStation DualShock 4 Controller + Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 – was £368.98, now £269.99PlayStation VR Starter Pack – was £234.04, now £179.99PlayStation 4 Gold Wireless Headset – was £68.98, now £49.99Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 (PS4) – was £24.99, now £11.99Tekken 7 (PS4) – was £26.92, now £15.99Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy (PS4) – was £27.99, now £19.49Sony PlayStation DualShock 4 Controller – was £44.50, now £34.99 Amazon Prime Day best Xbox dealsXbox One S 1TB All Digital Console and extra controller and Game Pass Ultimate (3 months) – was £287.97, now £169.99Assassins Creed Odyssey for Xbox One – was £24.99, now £19.99Tom Clancy's The Division 2 Gold Edition (Xbox One) – was £49.97, now £29.99FIFA 19 (Xbox One) – was £37.99, now £17.99Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox One – was £24.99, now £15.99Turtle Beach XO One gaming headset for Xbox One and Xbox One S – was £44, now £29.99 Amazon Prime Day best Nintendo dealsNintendo Switch Grey with £30 Nintendo E-shop Credit, Just Dance 19 and Mario Rabbids – was £330.41, now £289.99BEBONCOOL Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch – was £22.99, now £18.39SanDisk 128GB memory card for Nintendo Switch – was £40.99, now £25.98FIFA 19 (Nintendo Switch) – was £29.99, now £14.99Diablo Eternal Collection (Nintendo Switch) – was £38.48, now £27.99Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy for Nintendo Switch – was £29.99, now £23.49
Amazon’s annual sales extravaganza is back for its fifth instalment, with the online retail giant stretching the shopping holiday across two days for Amazon Prime Day 2019.
From 15 July, gamers around the world will be able to take advantage of some of the best discounts and deals for consoles and games that Amazon has ever offered.
How to get the best deals for Amazon Prime Day 2019
For Amazon Prime Day 2019, The Independent has rounded up the best deals across Playstation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch consoles, games and accessories.
Our Tech team has hand-picked every deal featured here. We may earn some commission from the links in this article, but our selections have been made independently and without bias. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent.
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