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Today’s best game deals: Final Fantasy VII Remake from $30, Ghostwire Tokyo $30, more

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In today’s best game deals, Amazon is now offering Final Fantasy VII: Remake for $29.99 shipped on PS4 and the Intergrade edition for $39.99 shipped on PS5. You’ll also find these deals live on PSN in digital form. Regularly $60 and $70 respectively, while we have seen them dropping in price over the last several months, both of today’s deals represent a great chance to jump in at well below the going rates. One of the most beloved RPGs in history got a complete overhaul that expanded the beginning of the original game into a complete AAA experience for modern day consoles. While we are still waiting for news on whether or not Square will continue its work on the remake, the Intergrade edition introduced a new story arc and a host of quality of life upgrades alongside the game’s enhanced combat system and drastically upgraded visuals. Head below for deals on Ghostwire: Tokyo, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Chaotic Great Edition, Control: Ultimate Edition, HITMAN GOTY, Star Wars Pinball VR, and much more. 

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Microsoft is bringing more Ubisoft titles to Game Pass, starting with Assassin’s Creed Origins

Xbox Game Pass Family Plan to support up to five accounts for ‘far less’ then buying separate

Nintendo brings Earthworm Jim 2, Dig Dug II, more to NES and SNES Switch Online library

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