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Score a copy of the Resident Evil 4 remake on PS5 and Series X|S down at $30 today (25% off)

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If you haven’t picked up a physical copy of the Resident Evil 4 remake for PS5 or your Xbox Series X|S collections yet, Amazon is now offering both of them for $29.99. Shipping is free for Prime members or in orders over $35. This one regularly fetches $40 these days, with today’s deal knocking 25% off the going rate for the lowest price we can find. Rarely ever going for less than $30 anywhere, this is matching the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon outside of very limited drops and third-party offers. With Halloween around the corner, this might be a fun one to have in the holster to get in the mood. It is built from the ground up with new visuals and updated quality of life enhancements around ever corner and dilapidated village. 

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