PlayStation’s Days of Play sales starts today with deals on PS4 classics

PlayStation’s annual Days of Play sale is back with deals on everything from new games, to PS4 classics, to controllers and headsets. The sale even includes a few deals on PlayStation Plus subscriptions as well as PlayStation Now.

The Days of Play sale’s game selection is pretty impressive with up to 50% off on certain titles. Newer games like MLB The Show 20 and the Samurai Action-RPG, Nioh 2 are $39.99, down from the regular $60. Meanwhile, one of last year’s best games, Death Stranding is just $29.99. Dreams and Predator: Hunter Grounds are also $29.99 during the sale.

Also joining the Days of Play sale are an avalanche of games from the PlayStation Hits series, which includes several recent PlayStation classics. Games like The Last of Us Remastered, Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition, Gran Turismo Sports, Nioh, Bloodborne Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Ratchet and Clack, and God of War are all just $9.99. If you missed out on any of those games the first time around, this sale’s a great time to catch up on them before the PlayStation 5 launches later this year.

This year’s Days of Play event has more than just games though. Sony’s also selling the PlayStation Gold Wireless Headset for $69.99, down from the regular $99.99. If you’re a Fortnite player, there’s also a version of the headset that comes with a skin and some V-Bucks. Sony’s also offering a Discount on PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now subscriptions, which can each be purchased for $41.99 for 12 months, down from the normal $59.99.

All of Sony’s Days of Play sales are available through the PlayStation website, and at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, GameStop, and Target. The sale runs from June 3 until June 17.

PlayStation 4 Pro

• $357

Prices taken at time of publishing.

The PlayStation 4 Pro is 4K-ready, and several of the PS4’s best games are enhanced to take advantage of the more powerful console’s improved visuals and frame rates.

• $357 at Amazon

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