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Today’s Best Deals: 007 First Light for PS5, PlayStation Pulse Explore Buds, and Switch 2 Memory Card

And don’t miss discounts on spooky video games, LEGO Pikachu, a Sony Bravia OLED TV, and more.

Today’s Best Deals: 007 First Light for PS5, PlayStation Pulse Explore Buds, and Switch 2 Memory Card

With just a week left until Halloween, savvy shoppers can score some frightfully good deals online. The top bargain right now is a $7 discount on the PlayStation 5 action-adventure title 007 First Light, now priced at $62.99 at Target. Meanwhile, Amazon has slashed the cost of PlayStation Pulse Explore Buds down to their lowest price ever, at $49.99.

These wireless earbuds feature PlayStation Link technology, allowing them to connect to the PS Portal without extra hardware. For gamers looking to store their Switch 2 games, a 256GB Samsung P9 MicroSD Express Card has dropped to $48. This budget card from Samsung offers faster read and write times compared to Walmart's Onn microSD Express card, making it an ideal choice for Switch 2 owners.

As for horror-themed games, Silent Hill 2 is available at a discounted price around Halloween, putting players into a spooky atmosphere with its demonic ghouls and grim visuals. Additionally, fans of spooky gaming can save $17 on the LEGO Pokémon Pikachu and Poké Ball set, now available for $200 on Amazon. Other notable deals include a forged Damascus steel pocket knife for just $26.69 with a coupon, and a significant discount on Sony's 65-inch Bravia 6K OLED Smart TV, bringing it down to its lowest price yet at $800.

Lastly, the 8Bitdo Retro Mechanical Keyboard is on sale for its lowest price yet, offering a nostalgic Nintendo color scheme with modern features like Bluetooth connectivity and programmable buttons.

Written by urgent.news from IGN's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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