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The PS5 Pro will land at our doorsteps in less than a week, but the full roster of launch and future Pro Enhanced games is still slowly trickling onto the web. At the time of writing, 82 games have been confirmed to receive that coveted 'Enhanced' label, and this weekend you can save on nearly a third of them.
That's because the PS5 Pro isn't just giving newer games a new coat of paint - older titles you might have missed are set to glow up this fall. Between classics like God of War Ragnarok and newer gems like Lies of P, discounts are hitting the full genre spectrum right now. We're mostly sticking with Amazon here, though Walmart also plugs a few holes in the collection, with better prices on a few titles. There's just one problem, I hear you say - these are all physical copies.
Today's best deals on PS5 Pro Enhanced games
- The Callisto Protocol |
$19.99$16.97 at Amazon - Resident Evil Village |
$59.99$19.93 at Amazon - No Man's Sky |
$49.99$21.69 at Walmart - Quantum Error |
$49.99$25.71 at Amazon - Spider-Man: Miles Morales |
$49.99$29.99 at Amazon - Lords of the Fallen |
$59.99$29.99 at Best Buy - Hogwarts Legacy |
$59.99$36.19 at Amazon - Horizon: Forbidden West |
$69.99$36.05 at Amazon - Lies of P |
$59.99$37.32 at Amazon - Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart |
$69.99$38 at Walmart - God of War: Ragnarok |
$69.99$39.99 at Amazon - EA College Football 25 |
$69.99$39.99 at Amazon - Hitman: World of Assassination |
$59.99$39.99 at Amazon - Gran Turismo 7 |
$69.99$41.39 at Amazon - F1 24 |
$69.99$42.28 at Walmart - Demon's Souls |
$69.99$44.49 at Amazon - Diablo IV |
$69.99$44 at Amazon - The Last of Us Part 1 |
$69.99$45.99 at Amazon - Rise of the Ronin |
$69.99$51.91 at Walmart
Should you buy physical games for the PS5 Pro?
If you don't already have a PS5 disc drive on the way, it might be worth considering one. I've added up all the PS Store's prices on the above discounted games, and if you were to buy them all in one go at the time of writing it would cost you $1,350.76. At today's physical sale prices, the same collection costs $857.60. That's a $493.16 difference across 25 games.
Sure, that's a healthy collection that would likely be amassed over a few years, but it's representative of a 57.5% price increase for digital downloads compared to physical games on sale. Sure, that's not going to be representative of your collection as a whole - if I were price-matching newer releases like Astro Bot or Baldur's Gate 3, those numbers would even out slightly differently. Instead, this information is more demonstrative of the amount you could save by picking up physical copies on sale further into their lifespan than by buying them digitally. For example, The Callisto Protocol, a game that's been under $30 for months now (and is more often under $20) is still $69.99 on PS Store. God of War: Ragnarok is the same, and so is Demon's Souls.
Games hold onto their MSRPs for far longer digitally, sometimes years into their lives, all while physical retailers make space on warehouse shelves by dropping their costs. I'm not expecting most players to go out and spend $857.60 on a batch of games right now, but considering that $79.99 cost of the PS5 disc drive could see you spending around 50% less on your games over the course of the next few years I'd say it's well worth it.
There are still plenty more discounts where these came from, with Black Friday PS5 deals on the horizon. We're also rounding up all the best Black Friday PS5 SSD deals and Black Friday gaming headset deals for more offers as well.
