Memorial Day PS5 deals 2025: the biggest offers available right now
Memorial Day PS5 deals are finally upon us
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Memorial Day PS5 deals are starting to roll out, and there's an abundance of Sony savings to be had this year. If you haven't got the tech giant's pixel-pushing beast yet, there's no shortage of fabulous PS5 bundles, which include everything from the launch model PS5, Digital Edition, all the way up to the PS5 Pro.
Right now, PS5 bundles are a-plenty, and stock has been firm on Astro Bot package deals (the best value on the market right now), though the Digital Edition is starting to slip. The latest PS5 bundle to join the lot is offering up a launch model and 24 months of PS Plus Premium in one eye-catching, cash-saving package. Meanwhile, games like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Split Fiction, and Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth are seeing new record-low prices, so topping up that physical game collection has never been cheaper.
If you've been waiting for a big batch of sales to give your gaming setup a boost, I'm rounding up all the biggest offers on PS5 bundles, games, and the best PS5 accessories savings this Memorial Day, so you can enjoy your new Sony console to its fullest.
Quick links
- PS5: 24 Month PS Plus bundle $579.99 at GameStop
- PS5 Digital: Astro Bot bundle $399.99 at Walmart
- PS5 Pro: controller bundle $739.99 at Walmart
- Games: from $19.99 at Amazon
- Controllers: $50 off Nacon Revolution 5 Pro controller
- Headsets: from $29.99 at Amazon
- SSDs: $50 off WD Black at Amazon
The best Memorial Day PS5 deals
PlayStation Plus Premium 24-Month Subscription Bundle | $749.99 $579.99 at GameStop
Save $170 - This is the latest PS5 bundle to appear online, and combines 24 months of PlayStation Plus Premium and the launch model PS5 for just $579.99. As of typing, a year's worth of PS Plus will set you back $159.99. Meanwhile, the disc edition PS5 has an MSRP of $429.99, so you're saving $170 by grabbing up this bundle bargain.
Buy it if:
✅ You want two years of PS Plus Premium
✅ You want to play classic and modern PS titles
✅ You're happy with the launch PS5
Don't buy it if:
❌ You only play digital games
❌ You want the PS5 Slim
PS5 Digital | Astro Bot | $509.98 $463.99 at Walmart
Save $45.99 - This Astro Bot bundle has bouncing around in price over the last couple of weeks, but even at its smaller saving right now, it's still a great early Memorial Day deal. You're saving just over $45 on the console itself and scoring yourself a free copy of one of its best titles in the process.
Buy it if:
✅ You like collectathons
✅ You only play digital titles
✅ You don't have a PS4 collection
Don't buy it if:
❌ You have physical games to play
PS5 | Astro Bot | $569.98 $449.99 at PS Direct
Save $119.99 - A PS5 by itself would normally set you back $499.99, but you're saving $50 on the MSRP and grabbing a free copy of Astro Bot here. That's a fantastic offer, saving you $119.99 with the $69.99 MSRP of that game included.
Buy it if:
✅ You want to play physical games as well
✅ You have old PS4 games
Don't buy it if:
❌ You only buy digital titles
PS5 Pro | DualSense Controller (Galactic Purple) | $774.98 $739.99 at Walmart
Save $34.99 - Antonline is selling this PS5 Pro bundle via Walmart, and if you're in the market for an extra gamepad with your new console you're in luck. Usually $74.99, that Galactic Purple DualSense is available for just $40 over the price of the regular PS5 Pro ($699.99).
Buy it if:
✅ You play on a high-end TV or monitor
✅ You want more from your graphics
✅ You like to keep a controller charged
Don't buy it if:
❌ You play on a lower quality TV
Slitterhead | $39.99 $29.99 at Woot
Save $10 - Slitterhead has just dropped down to its lowest ever price, and that $39.99 previous rate has only just started appearing as well. This was a full $60 release at the start of the year. Not only that, its physical release is exclusive to the US and Japan, so its bound to become a rarity in the future.
Buy it if:
✅ You like action games
✅ You enjoyed Silent Hill vibes
Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't like spooks
Price check: Walmart: $29.99 | Best Buy: $35.99
Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth | $69.99 $24.99 at Amazon
Save $45 - If you were holding off on playing Infinite Wealth, now is the perfect time, as it's down to just $24.99 at Amazon. At the start of this year, it was still a fully priced release, yet this early Memorial Day sale means you can get the PS5 game and save $45 in the process - just prepare for a rollercoaster ride of emotions (and mini-games).
Buy it if:
✅ You played Yakuza Like a Dragon
✅ You love the Like A Dragon/Yakuza game series
✅ You love mini-games
Don't buy it if:
❌ You haven't played the previous games in the series
❌ Turn-based RPGs aren't for you
Price check: Walmart: $34.97 | Best Buy: $24.99
Sonic X Shadow Generations | $49.99 $24.99 at Woot
Save $25 - Sonic X Shadow Generations is down to its lowest ever price right now at Woot, with a saving of $25 off its $49.99 MSRP. Its current $24.99 price tag on the lead up to Memorial Day is the lowest I've spotted for the Sonic game, even during last year's holiday sales. But you gotta be fast if you want to grab this 50% off PS5 game deal.
Buy it if:
✅ You loved the original Sonic Generations
✅ Shadow the Hedgehog is your fave
✅ You love classic and modern Sonic gameplay
Don't buy it if:
❌ You weren't into Generations the first time around
Price check: Walmart: $32.99 | Amazon: $32.99
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - Amazon Edition | $69.99 $34.99 at Woot
Save $35 - Just last year, this was a fully priced major PS5 game release, and now it's down to its lowest ever price of just $34.99 at Woot. Not only do you save $35 off its MSRP of $69.99 with this pre-Memorial Day deal, but it also comes with an Amazon Exclusive PS5 controller decal in the case, if you want to give your DualSense a little Rebirth of its own.
Buy it if:
✅ You played FFVII Remake
✅ You love mini-games
✅ You want to continue the FFVII remake story
Don't buy it if:
❌ You prefer OG FFVII
❌ You aren't a fan of real-time turn-based battles
Price check: Walmart: $55 | Amazon: $58.40
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake | $59.99 $39.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - There's even more Square Enix RPG deals to be found this Memorial Day. The Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D remake is now down to a record low price of $39.99, saving you $20 off its $59.99 MSRP. This was a full-priced release at the start of the year, and grabbing it now will not only save you cash but also give you plenty of time to prepare for Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D set to launch later this year.
Buy it if:
✅ You love turn-based combat
✅ You want to experience classic Dragon Quest
✅ You prefer orchestrated Dragon Quest OSTs
Don't buy it if:
❌ You prefer modern Dragon Quest
❌ You want to play the classic version of the game
Price check: Walmart: $49.97 | Best Buy: $39.99
Monster Hunter Wilds | $69.99 $59.83 at Amazon
Save $10 - Monster Hunter Wilds has only been out for a few months, but already the World sequel has dropped down to $59.83 on Amazon. It has been a tiny bit cheaper in the past, but on the lead up to Memorial Day, there's only two dollars separating its current discounted price from the lowest ever saving I've seen on the game so far.
Buy it if:
✅ You loved Monster Hunter World
✅ You like hunting down monsters
Don't buy it if:
❌ You prefer Monster Hunter Stories
❌ You aren't up for challenging boss fights
Price check: Walmart: $59.90 | Best Buy: $69.99
Split Fiction | $49.99 $44.99 at Amazon
Save $5 - Just a $5 saving may be tiny, but right now Split Fiction is only a few cents off its lowest ever price, and the game has only been out for a couple of months. This Memorial Day, you can grab the co-op adventure for just $44.99 at Amazon, and thanks to 'Friends' Pass', you'll also get a free copy for a friend.
Buy it if:
✅ You loved It Takes Two
✅ You have a friend to play the game
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want to play through it alone
❌ Co-op games aren't your jam
Price check: Walmart: $44.99 | Best Buy: $49.99
PDP Victrix Pro BFG (Call of Duty Field Op version) | $199.99 $153.21 at Amazon
Save $46 - This official Call of Duty version of the best PS5 controller we've ever had our hands on is down to just $159.99 at Amazon. For around $153, you'll miss out on the haptic tech of the official DualSense, but with the Victrix Pro BFG, you'll get a customizable modular design, a funky COD coat of paint, and save $46 in the process.
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Buy it if:
✅ You want to customize your PS5 controller
✅ You want the best back buttons around
✅ You play a ton of multiplayer games
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're not a COD fan
❌ You'll miss Sony's haptic tech
Price check: Walmart: $159.99 | Best Buy: $159.99
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless | $349.99 $228.93 at Amazon
Save over $121 - Every time this premium PS5 headset drops below the $300 mark, it should be brought to everyone's attention, and right now, the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is even below $250 with a current saving of 35% off at Amazon. This early Memorial Day deal means you can save $121 for later, and get yourself one of the best-sounding headsets on the market.
Buy it if:
✅ You play the PS5/PC
✅ You have plenty of space for the base station
✅ You want access to 200+ audio presets
Don't buy it if:
❌ You just play the PS5
❌ You prefer the look of the white SKU
Price check: Walmart: $242.99 | Best Buy: $295.99
Seagate Game Drive for PS5 2TB External HDD | $89.99 $79.99 at Amazon
Save $10 - This saving on an external PS5 hard drive isn't the biggest, however, it constantly bounces between full price and its current saving of $79.99. If you're quick enough to catch this early Memorial Day deal you'll not only get 2TB worth of storage for your PS5 games, but save $10 too, which you could put towards PS Plus now you have the space for all those game downloads.
Buy it if:
✅ You're fed up with uninstalling PS5 games
✅ You have PS Plus Premium
✅ You want an officially licensed HHD
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want an SSD to load PS5 games from
❌2TB isn't enough
Price check: Walmart: $79.99 | Best Buy: $159.99
Lexar NQ780 4TB PS5 SSD | $289.99 $239.99 at Amazon
Save $50 - This 4TB Lexar drive comes with $50 off at Amazon right now, but you'll need to apply your own heatsink. That's the first time I've seen this particular stick drop its $239.99 MSRP.
Buy it if:
✅ You're future-proofing your storage
✅ You're happy providing your own heatsink
✅ You download all your games
Don't buy it if:
❌ You mostly play physical games
Price check: $269.99 at Walmart | Best Buy: no stock
FAQ
Which retailers will be best for Memorial Day PS5 deals?
Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart are all strong bets for the best Memorial Day PS5 deals. Amazon often offers the lowest-ever prices we see on consoles and software, thanks to its subsidiary, Woot. These are extremely limited, though!
Walmart has been surprisingly great for bundles too, being one of the first to reduce the God of War Ragnarok price by $50. Both the retailer and Best Buy host regular daily deals and clearance sales, so always worth keeping an eye out there for a bargain or two.
For cheap digital games, CDKeys is your best port of call. PS5 games are often found at half-price there, sometimes better. Last year, here's what we saw, and where.
Amazon: cheap PS5 games, SSDs, and more
Best Buy: daily PS5 bundle deals and clearance sales
CDKeys: up to 66% off digital games – including God of War
GameStop: PS5 stock readily available
When will Memorial Day PS5 deals end?
Memorial Day PS5 deals are expected to end at midnight on May 26th, 2025. We'll be keeping our eyes peeled for any deals that pop up before then, and a few deals at a few retailers might linger on for a few days after the event, but if you want to make sure you're on time for the best prices, keep your alarms set.
What to expect from Memorial Day PS5 deals in 2025
Although the biggest savings on gaming hardware and PS5 bundles tend to come during either Prime Day or Black Friday, there are going to be plenty of ways to save your money on gaming gear this Memorial Day. The PS5 itself could see some bundle offerings hanging around - including the Astro Bot bundle that's been so popular over the last few months. We could even see the return of the $399 digital-only bundle, which would be a really tempting prospect for those who aren't that keen on the fully-priced machine.
So far, it's looking like cheap PS5 game deals, which will pull the focus this year. I usually see games from the previous year reach some super reasonable prices on Memorial Day - and even on the lead up to the big day, I've already witnessed 2025 releases like Split Fiction near their lowest ever prices. PS5 games like Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and Assassin's Creed Shadows are yet to buckle, so it's more likely that any games towards the end of last year will see the biggest savings.
Then we come to accessories. The best SSDs for PS5 will be really worth keeping an eye on this Memorial Day since their prices have been pretty high so far this year. If you can pick up a 1TB drive for under $70, you're getting a good deal just now, so look to our best SSDs for PS5 guide to know what to look for. Similarly, external hard drives tend to be a staple of any online sale. The best PS5 controllers may see some discounts too, which is always welcome since they're not the cheapest gamepads out there. A price cut to the Victrix Pro BFG would be huge for any FPS player, and a first price cut to the DualSense Edge has been long overdue.
We're rounding up plenty more offers, including the best Memorial Day gaming laptop deals and Memorial Day Nintendo Switch deals as well. Or if you've got a next-gen console, take a look at the best Memorial Day TV deals for high-spec 4K panels.
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