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State of Play brought plenty of big announcements this week, showing off tons of great games that'll be arriving over the next few months and years. But right now you can also cash in on some great PS5 deals, as Days of Play is lingering around until June 10. This means all sorts of games and accessories are available for cheap, and retailers like Amazon and Best Buy are price-matching some of the best digital discounts. As usual, console deals are slim this week. With Sony recently hiking the prices of all PS5 consoles, we're not expecting any notable discounts for the foreseeable future. But if you're in the market for a new headset or DualSense, there are plenty of deals to peruse. Here's a look at the best PS5 deals for the first week of June 2026. Best PS5 Game Deals PS5 digital games are still discounted on the PlayStation Store for Days of Play, though physical copies are being price-matched at most retailers. So if you’d rather have a disc to toss on the shelf in your game room than something trapped on your HDD, there are tons of deals to peruse this week. Digital deals run until June 10, at which time many of these price-matched physical deals may also disappear. Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut is now just $30 (was $70), getting you the base game, sprawling Iki Island expansion, and Legends online multiplayer mode. This matches its lowest price ever. Back when it first released in 2020, our review said it featured a "lot of fantastic cinematic highs" and "a stunning open-world environment" to explore--and if you're seeking a deep game to sink dozens of hours into, it's a solid recommendation at this new price. With the reveal of God of War Laufey, the iconic franchise is back in the spotlight. We don't yet have a release date for the title, which means you probably have plenty of time to work your way through God of War Ragnarok. Laufey looks to have serious ties to its predecessor, and you'll likely miss out on story beats without having played Ragnarok. Thankfully, it's just $29 (was $70). This is one of the best prices of 2026, following an end-of-year sale in 2025 that saw it hit $20. Gran Turismo 7 is also down to one of its best prices of the year, with Amazon discounting it to just $29 (was $70). Our review gave it an 8/10, highlighting its stunning visuals, wide variety of single-player activities, and snappy loading times. So while you can't yet dive into Forza Horizon 6 on Sony's console, this is arguably the best alternative (especially when it's this cheap). Other notable deals include Resident Evil 7 Biohazard (Gold Edition) for $20 (was $30), Diablo 4 for $34 (was $70), and Astro Bot for $39 (was $60). We're particularly fond of Diablo 4 right now, as the latest season made sweeping changes to the ARPG, with a whole new leveling system that gives players added flexibility when crafting their build. There's also a new expansion to dive into with Lord of Hatred--though you'll have to fork over extra cash, as it's not included with the base game at $34. And if you're excited about the upcoming World Cup, EA Sports FC 26 is $46 (was $70). There's also a nice deal for MLB The Show 26, as Amazon has it on sale for $49 (was $70). PS5 Physical Game Discounts Alan Wake 2: Deluxe Edition -- $40 ($60) Assassin's Creed Shadows -- $28 ($50) Astro Bot -- $39 ($60) Battlefield 6 -- $40 ($50) Borderlands 4 -- $36 ($50) Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 -- $35 ($70) Code Vein 2: Ultimate Edition -- $60 ($100) Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion -- $28.49 ($50) Death Stranding 2 -- $40 ($70) Diablo 4 -- $34 ($70) Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake -- $45 ($60) Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake -- $29 ($60) EA Sports FC 26 -- $46 ($70) Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut -- $30 ($70) Ghost of Yotei -- $49 ($70) God of War Ragnarok -- $29 ($70) Gran Turismo 7 -- $29 ($70) Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered -- $27 ($50) Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 -- $29 ($60) The Last of Us: Part I -- $30 ($70) The Last of Us: Part II Remastered -- $35 ($50) Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth -- $17 ($70) Marvel's Spider-Man 2 -- $30 ($70) Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales -- $27 ($50) Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater (Tactical Edition) -- $37.49 ($50) Metaphor: ReFantazio -- $26.18 ($70) MLB The Show 26 -- $49 ($70) Ninja Gaiden 4 -- $51.50 ($70) Octopath Traveler 0 -- $39 ($50) Persona 3 Reload -- $19 ($70) Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart -- $29 ($70) Resident Evil 7 Biohazard (Gold Edition) -- $20 ($30) Rise of the Ronin -- $30 ($70) Silent Hill 2 -- $30 ($40) Split Fiction -- $35 ($50) SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom (Shiny Edition) -- $60 ($150) Starfield -- $44 ($50) Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order -- $33 ($40) Stellar Blade -- $39 ($70) Unicorn Overlord -- $28.50 ($60) Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 (Preowned) -- $22 ($28) Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 -- $39.49 ($50) Best PS5 Accessory Deals Many of the best PS5 accessory deals are the same as last week, as Days of Play is offering up serious price cuts on a little bit of everything. Interested in virtual reality? The PlayStation VR2 Headset is currently $299 (was $399). You’ll need a PS5 console to use the headset (it’s not a standalone device like a Meta Quest), but the kit comes with two Sense controllers, a charging cable, and even a pair of stereo headphones. With support for 4K resolutions and an impressive 110-degree field of view, it’s one of the most premium VR options available in 2026. DualSense Controllers are also getting nice price cuts this week. The standard, white PlayStation DualSense Controller is $55 (was $75), though plenty of other colors are discounted--check out the full suite at Best Buy. Need something more robust? The DualSense Edge is $170 (was $200), offering changeable stick caps, back buttons, adjustable trigger lengths, and an included carrying case. The Sony Inzone H9 Gaming Headset has a nice offer this week, with Amazon discounting it to $198 (was $330). Built for PC and PS5, it supports 360-degree spatial sound, uses multiple microphones to improve its noise-canceling skills, and is built with both a plush headband and earcups for support. Give it a look if you game across both platforms, as it's a highly rated choice. For earbuds, the Sony Pulse Explore Earbuds are on sale for Days of Play, available for $150 (was $200). They’re designed to work seamlessly with PS5, PC, Mac, and PS Portal, and they use AI-enhanced noise cancellation to help keep you immersed in the action. Standout features include volume controls, support for simultaneous connections (that is, you can be playing a game via PS Link while also taking calls or listening to music from your phone), and two built-in mics for voice chat. dbrand Darkplates 2.0 -- $40 ($80) HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless Gaming Headset -- $120 ($200) PlayStation DualSense Controller (White) -- $55 ($80) PlayStation DualSense Edge Controller -- $170 ($200) PlayStation VR2 -- $299 ($399) PS5 Console Covers -- Starting at $44 PowerA Twin Charging Station for DualSense -- $21.49 ($28) Razer BlackShark V2 X Gaming Headset -- $35 ($60) Sony Pulse Explore Earbuds -- $150 ($200) Sony Pulse Elite Wireless Headset -- $109 ($150) Sony Inzone H9 Gaming Headset -- $198 ($330) Best PS5 Hardware Deals (PS5 Slim, PS5 Pro, PS Portal) PlayStation increased the prices of all PS5 models earlier this year, and after a bit of lag time, all retailers seem to have received the memo. In other words, it's hard to find a PS5 console carrying its old price tag. The Ghost of Yotei Gold Limited Edition Bundle is sold out at PS Direct, but a refurbished model is available at GameStop for $590. It gets you a Slim Disc Edition console, DualSense Controller, and a copy of Ghost of Yotei. The console and controller are also adorned with a cool Ghost of Yotei design. Sadly, console deals are not part of this year’s Days of Play--so for now, this refurbished console is about the best you can hope for. And since Sony recently hiked prices, we don’t imagine they’ll slash prices anytime soon. 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After all of the drama that played out in court, Subnautica 2 has gotten off to a hot start. There's still work to be done on this early-access release, but Unknown Worlds has now shared some of its plans to improve the game and previewed its next big update. In a new video, Subnautica 2 design lead Anthony Gallegos teased the upcoming content drop, which will introduce the Collector Leviathan's home as a new region. That update will feature a new chassis "that brings back one of the most requested player experiences," as well as fresh creatures and resources. Gallegos also teased it by saying, "I really think it's going to be the scariest the game has been yet, and I can't wait for you to try it." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnnucBrqeKQ Following the most-recent hotfixes, Unknown Worlds is planning some smaller updates, including proximity voice chat "as soon as possible." Additional Biomod options are being added earlier in the game and players will be able to unlock more passive slots as well. Gallegos noted that players should be able to notice Blight encounters more easily, thanks to some adjustments to the aggression of the parasites. The dev team is also looking to allow players to replay the voice logs from their PDAs. According to Gallegos, Subnautica 2 has sold 4 million copies across Xbox Series X|S and PC since its launch, not counting the players from Game Pass. The game isn't currently available on PlayStation 5, and it's unknown when or if Subnautica 2 will be going cross-platform. The early-access period for Subnautica 2 is expected to last three years. View the full article