Best Buy has the PlayStation 5 in stock right now. This latest PS5 refill follows Walmart’s three refills over Thanksgiving. The retailer stocks both the standard disc version of the console and the coveted God of War Ragnarok Bundle. The price is $500 and $550 respectively. Both units will arrive in time for the holidays if ordered today.
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Why you should buy the PlayStation 5
The PlayStation 5 is a really great gaming console. Launched in November 2020, it’s the latest and greatest of the series, offering fast hardware, a great new controller and some fantastic games. It uses a custom processor and graphics card to ensure games look amazing. Additionally, the DualSense wireless controller gives you a more tactile experience thanks to its improved feel, allowing you to feel feedback more naturally than simple vibrations. It feels great in your hands. Being able to shoot in a first-person shooter and make each weapon feel different is super satisfying. This effect feels just as satisfying when swinging around as Marvel’s Spider-Man to.
While the PlayStation 5’s looks might have been a little controversial when it was first announced, it looks pretty stylish and eye-catching underneath your TV. It exudes that high-end gaming feel, which is exactly what you’ll get here. The best PS5 games are truly amazing. With this pack, you get Astro’s Playroom, which is a great way to showcase the PS5’s technology. You also get one of the latest and greatest games — God of War Ragnarok. The game looks phenomenal while offering spectacular combat and rewarding exploration. It’s the perfect game for your new gaming console.
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