Get your console fix with juicy discounts on hardware, peripherals, and games before Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days blowout comes to an end!

This rare console discount also comes with a free $25 Best Buy gift card.

You can pick up 3 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership for just $44.99 (was $49.99) at Amazon. That's a $5 discount and significantly above the lowest-ever price of $24.99 at the retailer. Still, this could be a decent option if you're eager to top up at any kind of reduced price.

Given the price hike for the premium offering — Xbox Game Pass Ultimate — just went up in September to $19.99/month, you can bag a decent saving by buying a 3-month membership during the Prime Day October deals. Why's Game Pass Ultimate so important? It's the only plan that includes day-one access to new first-party Xbox titles.

3-Month Game Pass Ultimate Subscription | $44.99 $29.19 at Woot Save $15 - You only have until 10/9/24 at 11:59pm CT to make the most of this offer. It also applies to 1-month codes, so choose the one that works for you. Remember to use the code " SAVE20 " when you checkout.

Amazon Prime Day gaming deals are back for the second time this year, offering up a solid amount of discounts about a month and a half ahead of November's Black Friday sales period.

October Prime Day has come and gone but, as to be expected, there are still a few deals floating around on the internet. This year’s fall Prime Day brought a slew of deals across all categories, including tech,

We are now coming dangerously close to the end of Amazon Prime Day. With only hours left, make sure you take advantage of all the savings available. We've continued to narrow down our list — removing anything that's out of stock or no longer on sale.

If you’re like me, you enjoy turning on your favorite console or gaming PC for a little chill time with the crew during a weekend evening after the chores and training. Or perhaps you find peace in hitting some solo adventures in a distant digital realm,

Prime Day has just about anything you need (and a bunch of stuff you don't) in its magic bag, but my attention has been firmly focused on smartwatches. I've reviewed wearbles from Wear OS to Garmin here at Android Police,