PlayStation’s seasonal “Days of Play” promotion is underway, bringing notable discounts across games, controllers and headsets at a moment when console hardware and software prices are rising. Shoppers can buy through the web-based PS Direct storefront or directly from a PS5 console, but the sale runs only until June 10, so timing matters.
Standout physical game discounts
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Physical copies and even a few collector’s editions are included in the sale, with heavy reductions on several flagship PlayStation titles. Below are the most significant price drops worth considering if you prefer boxed copies or want limited-run items.
- Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 — now $29 (was $69)
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart — now $29 (was $69)
- The Last of Us Part I — now $29 (was $69)
- Demon’s Souls — now $29 (was $69)
- HELlDIVERS 2 — now $29 (was $39)
- The Last of Us Part II Remastered — now $29 (was $49)
- Horizon Forbidden West (Launch Edition) — now $29 (was $49)
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales (Ultimate Edition) — now $39 (was $69)
- Ghost of Yotei — now $49 (was $69)
- Collector’s editions: DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH — now $129 (was $229); Ghost of Yotei Collector’s Edition — now $149 (was $249)
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Digital discounts to watch
The PSN storefront has a broader roster of titles on sale, mixing older catalog staples with recent releases and special editions. Prices below reflect the digital cuts currently available via the PlayStation store.
- Resident Evil Remake Trilogy — now $29 (was $89)
- Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (Digital Deluxe) — now $39 (was $79)
- HELLDIVERS 2 — now $29 (was $39)
- Resident Evil Requiem — now $55 (was $69)
- Bayonetta & Vanquish 10th Anniversary Bundle — now $9 (was $39)
- ASTRO BOT — now $39 (was $59)
- Ghostrunner: Complete Edition — now $19 (PS Plus members may pay as low as $15)
- Ace Attorney Anthology — now $26 (was $59)
- Sonic Origins Plus — now $11 (was $39)
- STRIDER — now $5 (was $14)
- Plus several mid-range indies and recent releases at discounted prices (examples: Split Fiction, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Dispatch).
Accessories and hardware bargains
Controllers and audio gear are often the priciest recurring purchases for PlayStation owners. This year’s sale trims the cost on multiple DualSense colorways and first-party audio products — useful for players needing a spare gamepad or a headset replacement.
- Access Controller — now $59 (was $89)
- Chroma Pearl DualSense — now $59 (was $79)
- Sterling Silver DualSense — now $59 (was $79)
- Limited and special colors (Marathon Limited, Remix Green, Rhythm Blue, Techno Red) — now $64 (was $84)
- DualSense alternative: PULSE Elite Wireless Headset — now $109 (was $149)
- PULSE Explore Wireless Earbuds — now $149 (was $199)
- Selected console covers and other first-party accessories are also discounted; the promotion includes some PS VR2 bundles and related items.
Why this matters: these reductions can make current-gen staples more accessible for new buyers and provide a cost-effective solution for long-time players dealing with controller wear or headset issues. For example, those affected by joystick drift may find replacing a DualSense more affordable during the sale than at full price.
Quick pick: top values
- Best game bargain: Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 at $29 — big AAA title at a deep cut.
- Best hardware deal: Access Controller at $59 — substantial saving vs. usual retail.
- Best digital bundle: Resident Evil Remake Trilogy at $29 — three remakes for a single reduced price.
These offers are time-limited and available while stocks last. If you were planning to expand your library, replace a worn controller or upgrade audio gear, this window presents significantly lower prices than typical retail. Check both the PS Direct website and your console’s PSN store before the sale ends on June 10.
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