PlayStation Is Having a Big Sale on Games Under $20
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PlayStation is currently having a sale that’s perfect for anyone who’s looking to top off their gaming libraries with some games they missed on release. Advertised as the always attractive “Games Under $20” sale, the discounts going on within the PlayStation Store right now mark a number of games down to under the $20 mark. Some of them get smaller discounts to bring them just below the line while others are marked down as much as 85% off their original $60 price tags.
You can find the sale here which will take you straight to the page for the ongoing promotion in the PlayStation Store. The sale has a mix of things discounted including former PlayStation exclusives like
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