
This year's Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, with the retail giant confirming plans for a 2022 extravaganza of deals across all sorts of product categories. Of course, it's the PlayStation 5 and PS4 deals we're interested in here in this guide, so let's get stuck in.
Amazon Prime Day 2022 will be taking place in July, although a specific date hasn't yet been revealed. Prime Day usually gives us two full days of cracking discounts across games, accessories, TVs and more, so we can expect something similar this year.
Below, we've kept a list of the deals found in last year's event. While it's impossible to predict which offers will be available until this year's event gets underway, we hope last year's list will give you a good idea of the kind of thing you can expect to see.
We'll be updating this page as soon as solid dates for the event are confirmed, and we'll also feature all the best PlayStation Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals when it goes live. Make sure to bookmark this page and keep checking back!
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Amazon Prime Day 2022: When Is It?
Amazon Prime Day 2022 is taking place in July 2022, although exact dates are yet to be confirmed.
Grab a Free Trial
Amazon Prime Day sales are exclusively available for those who are signed up to the retailer's Prime service. If you already have a membership, you'll be able to get saving straight away, but don't worry if you don't.
Those who pick up a free 30-day trial can also take part in the fun and access all the deals. Make sure to grab a trial subscription here before diving into the sales (just remember to cancel it before it renews).
Amazon Prime Day 2021: All PS5, PS4 Deals
Below is a list of all deals that were available during Amazon Prime Day 2021, including PS5 and PS4 games, PS Plus subscriptions, console bundles, and more. We'll update this guide with current deals when the 2022 event begins.
PS5 Games
USA Deals
UK Deals
PS4 Games
USA Deals
UK Deals
PS Plus and PS Now Subscriptions
USA Deals
UK Deals
DualSense PS5 Controllers, Accessories, and Bundles
USA Deals
UK Deals
Headphones
USA Deals
UK Deals
4K TVs
USA Deals
UK Deals
Comments (23)
What no sale on ps5 consoles shocking lol. Those dualsense controller bundle pretty good though although I already got Spiderman and sackboy but could trade it in for some money towards another game
As usual, the US get a better selection of sales than the UK. It makes no sense to me. Why isn't Spiderman on sale over here too...?
Has anyone found any HDMI 2.1 TVs for prime day?
Terrible “deals”
People who have played returnal, is it worth $50?
I'll tell you what that 51p saving on assassin's creed is a stonker of a deal.
Currently using that saving towards charging my pho
Any opinions on the Sony BRAVIA television?
Cheers Amazon. Once again good games in US and UK gets total crap for a so called deal. F*** you. Returnal for 50 quid would have been a grab.
@Just_2_milky Definitely! I payed full price for it and still think its worth it.
Bundling 3 months of PS+ and PS Now for $35 seems a bit wonk after all the comments I've read from people saying their is a lot of overlap in the games between the 2 services. When I first read the price I thought it was for 12 months. In which case I would have purchased it and probably never used Now. 😆
OK I suppose it's not a bad deal - $10 for 3 months of Now, if you want to pay $25 for 3 months of PS+. Which seems like a bad way to go. I guess if you wanted to play FF7R a couple of months back.
I checked, no Prime Day sale on stand alone PS+.
Amazon watching my life fly by.
"Last purchased Nov 29, 2013."
@Just_2_milky worth every penny mate, I have finished the game, still going to try and get the platinum but given it a rest for a bit, probably played around 80 hrs easily. The controls are solid, graphics and audio are great. It's a bit hard at start but once you get used to what the things do it's great. When I started I honestly thought I am never going to be able to complete this game but managed to do it, there are a couple of levels that I was stuck on but it was such a great game it didn't bother me much as it was more about learning from mistakes made.
The whole world has joined in harmony to rip off Britain!
Prime Day has been postponed in Canada due to COVID restrictions. My wallet tells me it's probably for the best.
@Just_2_milky how much is that in proper money 40 quid ? Yeah its worth 40 quid.
@Just_2_milky
If your not a fan of roguelikes or a casual fan of them...no.
If you are a fan of roguelikes... yes.
I rented it to find out as I dabble with a few roguelike games, mostly indie ones on Switch like Hades, Dead Cells, etc.
I am most certainly NOT a fan of the genre, but I love Metroidvanias and Diablo style ARPG's, which the aforementioned games are similar to.
That said, those games are significantly cheaper, are more rewarding, and have what I would call an acceptable play time in regards to losing your progress. A really good run may set you back about an hour tops in Hades and Dead Cells, at least at my casual skill level.
In Returnal, you can loose up to 3 hours of gameplay in one run, and have ZERO to show for it. Again, at my casual skill level of the genre.
I was never able to beat the first boss. I played for about 12 hours, slowly exploring every nook and cranny and stealthily creeping as much as I could to avoid any and all damage. I was able to get a great run and made it to the steps of the boss room doorway thinking this is it, I'm finally beating this SoB and moving onto zone 2, only to have a stupid geometry collision glitch kill my run. That's when I said...nope, I'm done!
This was my nope, I'm done moment...
https://youtu.be/ixigLfb0SXk
It's sad, because the gameplay is exceptional and extremely fun. If it was a game along the lines of a Dead Space 1 or 2, I'd have loved it. But it's roguelike nature killed it for me.
I can accept its not a genre for me though, just like the soulslike games. I'm too old to care about having to 'Git Gud' and spend hours and hours redoing the same thing over and over again.
Hmm, that seems familiar? 🤔
https://youtu.be/rKMMCPeiQoc
@Fiendish-Beaver This is several hours after your comment, so maybe the list has changed in that time, but there are about 10 times the amount of PS4 games listed for the UK than US (which is only 5 or 6 games.)
@Just_2_milky Totally worth it!
In contrast to what others have said, I'm no hardcore gamer or rogue-like die-hard, but I've been obsessed with Returnal for the past 6 weeks. Finally got the platinum last night and although it was really hard, I've loved almost every moment of it.
Edit to add: But think about what you enjoy in games. If you like the sort of linear A to B adventure, ticking plot coupons off along the way, this isn't that. You will play the same areas over and over again (with changes, it's never starting from scratch), so it's more about enjoying the gameplay along the way.
Hey @Quintumply how about moving this back to the top of the front page? Update it w/ one of those "Last day for Prime Sales" headlines. I was on here yesterday and there was bubkis, but I already bought Sackboy for $30 and I can't recall Ghost of T. being $30 before, so going to go order that now. No great PS5 games, I know PS has moved on while the rest of us hit F5. 😝
Most of these I already have the rest I have no interest in.
@rjejr $35 for 3 months of PS+ and Now is a bad deal. Even if you ignore the fact that they're both regularly on sale for $30/year each, this deal is equivalent to $70/year each, which is more than the unbundled non-sale yearly cost.
I missed the $30 Ghost of Tsushima sale, would have bought that in a heartbeat.
Hopefully should be same price or cheaper around Black Friday.
Well this is a new low. An article dedicated to a sale that's happening in a couple of months but with no idea what's for sale so list's last years.... I know there's not much happening at the minute but jesus 😆
Posting a free 30 day Prime trial in May for Prime Days in July.

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