Sure thing, let’s dive into that jumble of thoughts, side remarks, and a bit of randomness:
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Hey, so here we are. Summer is rolling in, and PlayStation’s got this crazy sale coming up. Yeah, mark it—July 16, when the clock strikes midnight (or whatever your time zone may decide).
Now, they’re slashing prices left and right. I mean, something like EA Sports FC 25? It’s almost, like, 79% off. Insane, right? For both PS5 and PS4. Then there’s this whole thing with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 for 45% off. I was never good at it, but hey, maybe you are. Oh, and Assassin’s Creed Shadows? A neat 25% off. Forza gets the same treatment. Some expedition game is 10% off too, if I’m remembering right.
Anyway, maybe that’s not your taste. But there are even more options that they’ll reveal later. So, check the store page when it goes live. Gotta keep some surprises, I guess.
Now, a side note for anyone in the UK and parts of Europe—PlayStation isn’t stopping there. They’ve got some console deals that might intrigue you if you’re still venturing into the PS5 world. From July 16 to the 29th, they’re cutting €50/£45 off the standard console. Not too shabby. And an even bigger chop on the digital version.
Let’s not forget some of the big game titles—Gran Turismo 7, God of War: Ragnarök, if you’re into battling some Norse mythology, and Horizon Forbidden West. Those bad boys also have some sweet offers.
Oh, another thing—getting directly from their site means free shipping. Woohoo, right? And free returns, because, honestly, who doesn’t want a safety net?
For the UK folks, there’s this Flex option. Seen it? Basically, renting a PS5 digital console starting at £9.95 a month. Sounds fancy, maybe?
And if you’re chilling out in Benelux, Portugal, or Spain, PlayStation Plus folks get an extra 5% discount when buying directly. Automatically applied, apparently. Sneaky.
The sale reshuffles again on July 29, and wraps up on August 13. Some deals are like Cinderella’s carriage—poof!—before the end date. So, you’ve been warned.
And, not to throw too many facts your way, but all this stuff is under some official business deal between PlayStation and Raylo—you probably don’t care, but it’s all above board, regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and all that.
Okay, anyway, I’ve rambled enough. Check it out if you’re into that kind of thing. Happy gaming!
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There you have it. A little meandering, but that’s how we do it.
