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Amazon Prime gives gamers a deep discount on new titles

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Games for days. Photo: Amazon
Games for days. Photo: Amazon

If you’re not already subscribed to Amazon Prime, you’re missing out on what might be the best deal on the planet. And today it gets even greater, because Amazon is now giving all Prime subscribers 20 percent off pre-order and newly-released video games.

The discount is available on the latest games while they’re available for pre-order, and lasts for two weeks after they are released. If you’re already a Prime customer with a game on pre-order, then Amazon will kindly apply your 20 percent discount automatically.

Only physical copies for consoles and PC are eligible for the discount — which is automatically applied at checkout when you place your order — and it does not apply to games purchased in console bundles. However, special editions, such as box sets and steelbooks, are eligible.

Combined with free release-day delivery, the 20 percent discount on brand new titles makes Amazon an ideal place to buy your games if you’re a Prime subscriber. And if you aren’t already a Prime subscriber, you should be.

For just $99 a year, Prime gives you unlimited access to Prime Music and Prime Video, free two-day shipping on millions on products through Amazon.com, all the online photo storage you could ever want, early access to Lightning Deals, and free ebooks.

You can try Prime for a month for free if you haven’t already had a trial. Just follow the source link below.

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