PlayStation Deals: May Pre-Order Edition
With so many hot games coming out this season, you’re going to need some serious deals to help you afford them all. In this edition of PlayStation Deals, we have all the hottest pre-order deals that will save you plenty of green.
Right now, Amazon.com is offering either a $10 or $20 bonus credit on some of the hottest pre-orders of 2010. Check out the full list of PlayStation 3 and PSP pre-order deals below:
Red Dead Redemption – $54.99 – $20 bonus credit – “Golden Guns” pre-order DLC
ModNation Racers (PSP) – $29.99 – $10 bonus credit
Madden NFL 11 – $59.99 – $20 bonus credit
Madden NFL 11 (PSP) – $39.99 – $10 bonus credit
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker – $39.99 – $10 bonus credit
UFC Undisputed 2010 – $59.99 – $10 bonus credit – Characters pre-order DLC
Skate 3 – $56.99 – $10 bonus credit – “Black Box Distribution Skate Park” pre-order DLC
Split/Second – $56.99 – $10 bonus credit
Blur – $56.99 – $10 bonus credit
Shrek Forever After – $49.99 – $10 bonus credit
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 – $59.95 – $20 bonus credit – Golf magazine subscription
Green Day: Rock Band Plus – $69.95 – $10 bonus credit
Green Day: Rock Band – $57.99 – $10 bonus credit
Singularity – $55.99 – $10 bonus credit
4 Responses to “PlayStation Deals: May Pre-Order Edition”
do you guys work for amazon or something? every other deal you have is based off of them. Thanks for the heads up though.
they have a store through Amazon, so in a way yes they do…but no matter which way you look at it Amazon almost always has the best deals on games and they ALWAYS have deals which is why it seems like they are always posting articles on Amazon. They post deals from a bunch of other places too it’s just that they don’t have as many and aren’t usually as good.
giese, thanks for explaining that… I really didn’t feel like doing it again.
haha yeah who cares who gets commissioned for what, we the end consumers seem to always win through amazon deals, 90% of the time they have superior deals, so PSLS keep up the informing!
and like giese said, its not PSLS’ fault that amazon offers deals and other places just.. dont