Best Buy's anti-Prime Day PS5 deals have got me seriously reevaluating my current backlog

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Amazon Prime Day savings might be coming to an end, but Best Buy's Techtober sales are still going strong, bringing huge savings on 2025 PS5 games and older releases with them.

Titles like Death Stranding 2 On the Beach and College Football 26 are down to just $49.99 at Best Buy, their lowest ever prices so far. The savings don't stop there either, as older PS5 releases like Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut are a whopping $40 off, an ideal saving for anyone looking to catch up before tackling Ghost of Yotei.

So you don't miss out on the best Techtober PS5 savings, I'll be updating this page throughout the week, adding any game deals I think are worth your time and money. Just don't blame me if I end up making your gaming backlog just as bad as my own.

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