The PS5 EA College Football 25 bundle is back in stock at Amazon - and cheaper than the previous Best Buy discount

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One of the very best gaming deals that we saw over Amazon Prime Day has made a triumphant return at Amazon, letting you pick up a shiny new PlayStation 5 and a copy of the hugely popular EA College Football 25 at a discounted price.

Now back in stock at Amazon, the PS5 EA College Football 25 bundle is now available for just $518 (was $569.98) at the online retailer, and it includes a PS5 Slim console in addition to a physical copy of EA College Football 25. That’s a saving of over $50, and it's also beating out the previous $539 discount we saw at Best Buy.

Save on the PS5 EA College Football 25 bundle

PS5 EA College Football 25 bundle: was $569.98 now $518 at Amazon
You can't go wrong with this console bundle, which includes a PS5 Slim and a copy of EA Sports College Football 25. This is a great deal at a $50 discount and is perfect if you're looking to get into the recently released college football game.

<p><strong>Price check: <a href="https://bestbuy.7tiv.net/c/1943169/614286/10014?subId1=hawk-custom-tracking&sharedId=hawk&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bestbuy.com%2Fsite%2Fcombo%2Fps5-consoles%2Fec7bf956-068d-427e-af4b-0c76b849570a">was $569.98 now <strong>$519.98 at Best Buy

The PS5 Slim is the version of the PS5 console included in this bundle and it offers a few advantages compared to the base model. Firstly, it's considerably smaller which makes it much easier to fit into your standard setup. It also offers more internal storage, with about 850GB of space to store your games. While there is a separate digital edition of the console, which does not come with a disc reader, this deal includes it so you can play all your favorite PS4 and PS5 physical games too.

You can compare the price of this bundle to the base console below, or search for offers in your region if you live outside the US.

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