Sony’s annual PlayStation Days of Play sale is now live, running June 2 – 12. You can save a good deal of money on physical and digital games, accessories, PlayStation Plus subscriptions, and more. The deals are live at all the major retailers, so read on to see what’s available.Days of Play Sale PagesFor a TL;DR of the best deals around, look no further. The links above will take you to the discounts at each of the retailers. They all have the same prices (though Walmart has the games for $0.99 less than the rest). And PS Direct has more hardware on sale than the other retailers.12 Months PS Plus Is 25% OffDuring the Days of Play sale, you can save 25% off a one-year PlayStation Plus membership. This applies to all tiers (Essential, Extra, and Premium). It also applies to everyone, whether you’re a current PS Plus member or not. You can add a year to your membership, or upgrade your current subscription to a higher tier, and still save 25%. For details on the differences between the tiers, check out our everything you need to know about PlayStation Plus guide.PlayStation Game DealsAmazonBest BuyGameStopWalmartWhen it comes to physical game deals, it’s mostly the first-party ones that are discounted for the Days of Play sale. That said, these are phenomenal games, some of the best games ever released for the PS5, so scan through the sales and pick up whatever games you’re missing.Collector’s Edition DealsGameStopGod of War Ragnarok Jotnar Edition Includes PS5 and PS4 entitlements.See on GameStop PS DirectA handful of first-party collector’s editions on sale right now. If you missed out on these when the games came out, you can pick them up at a discount right now.Digital Game DealsIt’s not just physical copies of games on sale in the Days of Play sale. Lots of digital games are discounted as well. If you prefer to download your games, check out what’s available.PS5 Console Cover DealsSelect colors of Sony’s official PS5 console covers are on sale for $10 off right now, bringing the price from $54.99 down to $44.99. Better yet, the colors match the various DualSense controller color schemes Sony has released, so you can match your console to your controller.Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN’s board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Twitter @_chrislreed or on Mastodon @chrislreed.
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