New PlayStation Sale Discounts Lots Of AAA Games To Under $20

If you’re looking for a session of bargain-priced gaming to keep idle hands occupied this weekend, Sony’s got you covered.

Over the next few weeks, the platform holder is holding a massive ‘Games Under $20’ sale for PlayStation, with more than 500 titles up for grabs for far less than their usual asking price. As is typically the case for these sorts of digital clearouts, a wide variety of genres are represented to account for all tastes, with discounts reaching upwards of 75% for selected franchises. That being the case, there’s certainly the opportunity to be a wise spender and we’re here to help you get the most bang for your buck.

We won’t waste words by listing everything on offer but suffice it to say that there are some clear winners worth noting. Check out the non-exhaustive top picks down below.

• Tom Clancy’s The Division 2
• Star Wars: Squadrons
• The Sims 4
• Dead by Daylight Special Edition
• Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
• Shadow of the Tomb Raider
• Batman: Arkham Knight
• The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
• Mortal Kombat X

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Budgets and free time will vary wildly on a per-person basis, of course, so if adding all of the above to your existing library simply isn’t realistic, which should take priority?

At $7.99, CD Projekt RED’s critically acclaimed third installment in the Witcher franchise is an absolute steal. Likewise, the final chapter in Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham trilogy is just $4.99, though we’d recommend experiencing Asylum and City first. As for Star Wars, there’s never been a better time to buy Jedi: Fallen Order. Lucasfilm and Disney recently outlined plans to release a next-gen version of the single-player adventure set in a galaxy far, far away, with anyone who already owns it able to upgrade free of charge when it arrives this summer.

PlayStation owners have until May 12th to take advantage of this particular sale. Let us know which games you’ve bought in the usual place below!

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Resident Evil Village Final Demo Now Available To Preload

There’s just one week to go until the next chapter in Capcom’s acclaimed survival horror series arrives but you won’t need to wait that long to play it.

Starting today, the final preview for Resident Evil Village is available to preload on consoles (current and last-gen) and PC, giving those who participate the opportunity to get just a taste of Ethan Winters’ next nightmare. Similar to the demos released exclusively for owners of Sony’s platform, this version will have a hard time limit baked in to ensure players are left wanting more, with the clock primed to start ticking as soon as the sequel’s titular setting comes into view.

Do note, however, that unlike previous trials, this one will grant entry for 60 minutes rather than the usual 30 and not be limited to a 24-hour download period. Indeed, you’ve got until two days after launch to set up a preliminary meeting with Lady Dimitrescu and her bloodthirsty daughters, after users will be free to decide if the journey is worth continuing.

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As for how much of the full game will be accessible here, the developer doesn’t say, though we’re willing to bet that it’ll combine the village and castle areas, with each taking roughly half an hour to progress through. On the other hand, it’s possible that a previously unexplored segment will be the primary focus instead but this is less likely, as Capcom will assuredly want to hold back at least some surprises for paying customers.

Resident Evil Village is out May 7th for Xbox One, Series X|S, PS4, PS5 and PC. RE: Verse, a multiplayer component originally intended to accompany the single-player campaign on the same day, was recently confirmed to have suffered a delay until sometime in the summer. For everything we know so far about that, see here.

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