If you're on the lookout for some of best games in the last year or so, constantly buying new games at full retail price can sting. Luckily, preowned titles are easy to come by, and GameFly (yes, that GameFly) is currently having their Pre-Played Sale on used games. You can save up to 50% depending on the title, and if you're a member, you'll also get free shipping. The discounts apply to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X titles, with plenty of games throughout each console's lifecycle available to choose from. Code Vein II for $35 is one of the heavy hitters here, especially after only having been out a few months. Little Nightmares III for $25 is another relatively recent title on sale, but if you're after backlog hits, you can pick up games like Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater for $23 or Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth for as low as $18.

Unless otherwise disclosed, every used game you purchase through GameFly is guaranteed to work and comes with all original cases, manuals, and other box inserts. And again, if you're a GameFly member (starting at $13.50/month), you get free shipping. Membership comes with other perks like a $5 coupon and the option to rent games. If you want to test the waters before subscribing, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial.

Most of the games mentioned above are all great single-player experiences, but if you're something to play with friends or grind online with, this sale has plenty to offer. Battlefield 6 is down to $35 (was $40), and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is $30 (was $40). Madden NFL 26 is a great return to form for the annual sports title, and you can pick it up for just $20 (was $30). These days, it seems multiplayer shooters are a dime a dozen, but Battlefield 6 was the best-selling game of 2025, so it must be doing something right. It seems like either of these iconic shooters go on sale all the time, but buying it used is the best way to save even more if you've been wanting to check them out for awhile.

James Cameron's Avatar series has seen two new entries in the last three years, starting with Avatar: Way of Water in 2022, and followed by Avatar: Fire and Ash late in 2025. While the third film in the franchise earned mixed reviews from critics, it still grossed around $1.5 billion at the box office, making it one of the most lucrative films of last year. Fans looking to relive the action at home can now preorder Avatar: Fire and Ash on 4K Blu-ray ahead of its May 19 arrival. It'll be available in multiple formats, including a premium 4K Blu-ray steelbook, a 3-Disc 4K Blu-ray set, 4-Disc Blu-ray Edition that includes a 3D Blu-ray version of the film, and as part of an Avatar 3-Movie Collection that'll drop a bit later on June 16. Here's a look at every version of Avatar: Fire and Ash and the Avatar 3-Movie Collection you can preorder.

Avatar: Fire and Ash Steelbook Edition (4K Blu-ray)

$45 | Releases May 19

This is the most premium version of Fire and Ash up for grabs. It gets you a gorgeous steelbook with artwork spanning the front and back covers, as well as graphics on the interior. You'll also get 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and digital copies of the film. Both Dolby Atmos and Vision are supported.

As a 3-disc set, it comes with over 3 hours of bonus features, including content like The Making of Avatar: Fire and Ash, a Jon Landau Tribute, and a Dream As One music video.

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Avatar: Fire and Ash 3-Disc Edition (4K Blu-ray)

$50 | Releases May 19

This is essentially the same as the above Steelbook Edition--minus the steelbook. That means you'll get the film in 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and digital formats, 3 hours of bonus features, and support for Dolby Atmos and Vision.

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Avatar: Fire and Ash 4-Disc Edition (Blu-ray + 3D)

$45 | Releases May 19

Instead of 4K Blu-ray, this edition gets you a 3D Blu-ray version of Avatar: Fire and Ash. Along with 3D, there's also a standard Blu-ray and a digital copy of the film, plus the same bonus features as the UHD versions. Not that this release do not support Dolby Atmos or Vision; instead, they use Dolby Audio.

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Avatar: Fire and Ash Standard Edition (Blu-ray)

$41 | Releases May 19

Pick up this 2-disc set if you're only interested in standard Blu-ray and digital formats. You'll once again get 3 hours of bonus features and support for Dolby Audio. But since the 3D version is just a few bucks more than the 4K Blu-ray, this might not be the best option if you're looking to stretch your dollar.

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Avatar: 3-Movie Collector's Edition (4K Blu-ray)

$220 | Releases June 16

Relive the Avatar trilogy with this expansive 3-Movie Collector's Edition. Containing 9 discs, you'll get all three films on 4K Blu-ray, standard Blu-ray, and digital, plus an absolute treasure trove of bonus features. From behind-the-scenes footage and featurettes to taking a look back at the iconic first film, there's plenty to enjoy. Best of all, this edition comes with a gorgeous collectible book that's filled with stills and images from across the series. It's expensive--but it's looking like a must-have for long-time fans of the epic. Keep in mind that this one won't arrive until June 16 (all the others are slated for a May 19 release).

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Avatar: 3-Movie Collection - Standard Edition (Blu-ray)

$86 | Releases May 19

This is a more affordable version of the Avatar 3-Movie Collection listed above. It doesn't come with the cool collector's book nor the many bonus discs and other collectibles, but it does get you all three films on standard Blu-ray.

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A handful of Sega games are discounted at Best Buy, including options for PS5, Switch, Switch 2, and Xbox, and many are available at their lowest prices ever. The catalog isn't too overwhelming (there's just 32 titles), so consider taking a few minutes to peruse the deals and see if there's anything on your wishlist. Best Buy isn't advertising an end date for the sale, but we suggest checking out the deals soon, as stock is limited and a few titles have already sold out.

One of the best deals is for Yakuza 0 Director's Cut on Switch 2, which is down to its lowest price ever at $25 (was $50). If you've never played a Yakuza game, this is an ideal place to start, as it serves as a prequel that helps set up the action for subsequent titles. You'll get to explore 1988 Japan as you fight your way through Tokyo and Osaka as Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima. The Director's Cut adds new cutscenes and an online multiplayer mode with 60 playable characters. You can also check out Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (PS5, PS4) for $25 (was $70) and Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (PS5) for $30 (was $60).

Several popular Switch 2 games are available for cheap right now, making this a wonderful time to start building out your library. This includes RPG hits like Octopath Traveler 0, casual farming games like Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar, and the sci-fi horror of Cronos. Console deals this week are a bit harder to come by. Woot was running a flash sale offering the Switch 2 for just $400, but it sold out quickly. That means your best bet is still a full-priced unit from your typical retailers. However, there are a few fun accessories on sale, so if you're looking for some new gear, there's still a chance to cash in on great price cuts this week.

Ready to get shopping? Here are the best Switch and Switch 2 deals available right now, covering everything from video games and accessories to consoles and more. Preorders are also open for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Steelbook on 4K Blu-ray, which is priced at $38. Give it a look if you want to add it to your collection as soon as possible--and don't want to worry about this unique steelbook selling out.

Nintendo Switch Game Deals

There are a bunch of excellent Switch 2 game deals this week. Assassin's Creed Shadows is still cheap at $38.75 (was $60). You'll also find Octopath Traveler 0 at its lowest price ever ($40, was $50), which our review gave an 8/10 for its deep customization options and a nice balance between relaxed town-building and intense combat. If you're glad it's finally spring, check out Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar to run your own farm and explore small-town living. It's only seeing a slight discount to $40 (was $50), but this is the best price we've seen for it on Switch 2.

While PS5 console prices are rising on April 2, there's a unique PS5 accessory that's actually getting a price cut. Right now, you'll find the popular dbrand Darkplates 2.0 with a 50% discount. That means you can customize your rig for as little as $40 (was $80), though add-on content like lightstrips and additional skins are also quite cheap. An end date for the sale isn't being advertised by dbrand, so be sure to check out the savings while you can

Dbrand Darkplates 2.0

$40 (was $80)

There are a whole lot of great PS5 deals this week, thanks to a preowned video game sale at GameFly and the continued presence of consoles at their old prices. You'll even find some premium headsets on sale, including the luxurious SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro and the popular Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 Wireless. A few under-the-radar games are discounted, too, so if you happened to miss out on fun titles like Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, or Rise of the Ronin, you'll find all three for cheap.

Ready to cross items off your wishlist and save some cash? Here are the best PS5 deals this week, covering everything from games and consoles to controllers and headsets.

Best PS5 Hardware Deals (PS5 Slim, PS5 Pro, PS Portal)

We're two weeks post-price hike, yet you can still find pre-price-hike consoles at Best Buy, GameStop, Walmart, and Target. You can even score a Fortnite Flowering Chaos Bundle at select retailers, which gets you a PS5 Slim Disc Edition and some nice Fortnite goodies for just $400. With the new price hike, that's a phenomenal deal. These are finally starting to sell out (Walmart, in particular, has "low stock" of just about everything, and PS5 Pro is officially $900 at Target), so cash in while you still can.