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Grabbing this used model is the smartest way to save on Sony’s remote player

Grab the PS5 Pro for £699 and the PlayStation Portal for £185 in the UK, beating the massive hardware price hikes introduced by Sony earlier this year.

Earlier in May, Sony released its fiscal year report for the past twelve months. Amongst the inevitable dryness of financial reporting it offered an intriguing look into the wider economic challenges the PlayStation platform-holder is facing, and the solutions it has in mind. And all that is framed, notably, in the run up to the inevitable next generation of consoles. Read more

Update: It appears reports of the death of the deals tab may have been premature. The tab on the browser version of the PlayStation Store currently shows "Next Level Savings" starting May 13, as well as PS Plus-exclusive discounts. Original story follows:Players who constantly check PlayStation Store for the best prices may be surprised to hear that Sony has apparently removed the deals tab that has been associated with its online marketplace. A sale was previously scheduled to begin today, but there's currently no sign that it will.Continue Reading at GameSpot

We're now into day three of Amazon Prime Day 2026, which means the sale is entering the point where some of the best gaming deals have already appeared, and some are starting to disappear.For PlayStation fans, there are still plenty of bargains worth checking out. The standout offer so far is a Used "Like New" PlayStation Portal for just $166.88 via Amazon Warehouse, while Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater has dropped to only $25.38 on PS5.Outside of Amazon, Best Buy is also running one of the more interesting GTA 6 promotions we've seen so far. Anyone who bundles a PS5 con