Get Watch Dogs Legion for next-gen consoles for just $30 at Best Buy

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The PS4 and Xbox One versions are eligible for free next-gen upgrades - and you can save $30 right now on both

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Watch Dogs Legion is barely a few weeks old, yet you can already save a whopping 50% on Ubisoft's latest sandbox game thanks to this Best Buy discount. This is probably the cheapest way to a next-gen game we've seen, and all you need to do is sign in to, or make, a Best Buy account to take advantage.

The only caveat here is that this discount is part of the My Best Buy program, so it isn't available by default. Don't worry, though; you don't need to pay for any sort of membership or subscription to save big on Watch Dogs Legion. All you need to do is make a free Best Buy account and sign in. That's it. And with so many Black Friday gaming deals on the horizon, you'll want a Best Buy account anyway. 

Watch Dogs Legion | PS4 and PS5 | $60 $29.99 at Best BuySign in to, or make, a Best Buy account to get this price.

Watch Dogs Legion | PS4 and PS5 | $60 $29.99 at Best Buy
Get the standard edition of the latest Watch Dogs for half-off. This is a physical copy, so you'll need to insert the PS4 disc into your PS5 in order to play it through backwards compatibility. Sign in to, or make, a Best Buy account to get this price.

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Watch Dogs Legion | Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S | $60 $29.99 at Best BuySign in to, or make, a Best Buy account to get this price.

Watch Dogs Legion | Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S | $60 $29.99 at Best Buy
The Xbox version of the standard edition falls under Microsoft's Smart Delivery system, so it's a cinch to upgrade this to the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S version. Again, you'll want to hang onto your disc. Sign in to, or make, a Best Buy account to get this price.

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Austin has been a game journalist for 12 years, having freelanced for the likes of PC Gamer, Eurogamer, IGN, Sports Illustrated, and more while finishing his journalism degree. He's been with GamesRadar+ since 2019. They've yet to realize his position is a cover for his career-spanning Destiny column, and he's kept the ruse going with a lot of news and the occasional feature, all while playing as many roguelikes as possible.