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Amazon's Video Game Sale Slashes Costs

AI: Gamers rejoice, but remember not all discounts are this good.

Save up to 80% on video games with Amazon’s unexpected sale, including popular titles like College Football and EA FC for the Switch, Xbox, and PS5. Best sellers such as Split Fiction and Jurassic World Evolution (the editor's personal favourite) are also discounted.


Nintendo Switch 2 gamers can look forward to savings on Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Sonic Racing. Accessories are also on offer with Razer kitty headphones at a reduced price of 25%. Retro game remakes come with huge discounts, ensuring there’s something for everyone.


Whether you own an Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo console, the sale has plenty to entice gamers looking to stretch their savings further. So, if you’re in the market for a new game or some essential gaming gear, now might just be the perfect time to treat yourself.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/entertainment/gaming/save-up-to-80-percent-on-video-games-with-this-unexpected-amazon-sale
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