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The best Cyber Monday gaming deals on games, PC accessories, and more

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UPDATE: Nov. 28, 2022, 3:10 p.m. EST This list has been updated to reflect pricing and availability for the best Cyber Monday gaming deals.

  • BEST PLAYSTATION DEAL: The Last of Us Part I is a full, ground-up remake of the critically acclaimed game of the same name, and the best way to experience the game for newcomers — $49.99 $69.99 (save $20)

  • BEST XBOX DEAL: Elden Ring is considered by many to be 2022's game of the year from Dark Souls developer FromSoftware — $35 $59.99 (save $24.99)

  • BEST NINTENDO DEAL: Splatoon 3 is the latest entry in the zany multiplayer franchise, and has garnered highly positive reviews since its release — $52.50 $59.99 (save $7.49)

  • BEST PC DEAL: The Samsung Odyssey G5 is a fantastic place to start for those who want to try a curved monitor — $299.99 $379.99 (save $80)

Cyber Monday is always good for gaming deals, and this year is already shaping up to be par for the course. (And perhaps even better if we see a lot of restocks on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X?)

But even if you end up unable to score a next-gen console this time around due to bots and supply chain scaries, there are still plenty of gaming deals to be excited about.

SEE ALSO: Cyber Monday deals are already here, earlier than ever before

Expect to see a lot of sales on individual games, console bundles (there were a bunch of great Nintendo Switch deals in 2021), and accessories for both consoles and PC. As for those next-gen consoles, we'll keep an eye out and make sure you have the most updated information on restocks. Best Buy and Amazon have been especially reliable in the restock department recently, so we expect to see an announcement from them at some point. If you're looking to snag a new Switch OLED model during your shopping spree, you may have a bit more luck: Pretty much all the big retailers had stock throughout Cyber Weekend.

Check out our favorite Cyber Monday gaming deals below.

Please note: All newly added deals have been marked with a ✨. Anything with a strikeout was either sold out or no longer available at the sale price as of this writing, but check back often — we're updating this page constantly.

PlayStation deals

'The Last of Us Part I' box art
Credit: Naughty Dog
Our pick: 'The Last of Us Part I' for PlayStation 5 (opens in a new tab)
$49.99 at Amazon (save $20)
(opens in a new tab)

Why we like it

The Last of Us Part I didn't necessarily need to happen, but we're happy it did. The original game is a critically acclaimed masterpiece — and is still arguably in great shape for how long ago it was released — but who are we to say "no" to a ground-up remake of one of the all-time greats, specifically for the PlayStation 5? If you haven't already played The Last of Us, this is unquestionably the best way to experience it for the first time.

Games

Hardware and accessories

Xbox deals

'Elden Ring' for Xbox Series X/S
Credit: FromSoftware
Our pick: 'Elden Ring' for Xbox Series X/S (opens in a new tab)
$35 at Amazon (save $24.99)
(opens in a new tab)

Why we like it

If you've ever enjoyed a FromSoftware game (Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro), Elden Ring is probably going to be your favorite one. Explore The Lands Between as your created character (called a "Tarnished"), discovering hidden areas, battling dangerous creatures, and working towards the ultimate goal of repairing the shattered Elden Ring and becoming the new Elden Lord. It's a grand adventure, and one you shouldn't miss out on in 2022.

Games

Hardware and accessories

Nintendo deals

'Splatoon 3' for Nintendo Switch
Credit: Nintendo
Our pick: 'Splatoon 3' for Nintendo Switch (opens in a new tab)
$52.50 at Amazon (save $7.49)
(opens in a new tab)

Why we like it

Fans of multiplayer and party games should have Splatoon 3 in their library. This four-on-four unconventional shooter pits two teams against each other (the Inklings and Octolings) and tasks them with covering the map in as much paint as possible before the timer runs out. In the end, whichever team has painted the most turf will emerge victorious.

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Hardware and accessories

PC gaming deals

Samsung Odyssey 32-inch G5 gaming monitor
Credit: Samsung
Our pick: Samsung Odyssey 32-inch G5 gaming monitor (opens in a new tab)
$299.99 at Amazon (save $80)
(opens in a new tab)

Why we like it

Curved gaming monitors may not seem like game-changers right away, but they certainly can be. Samsung's curved 100R panel attempts to replicate the curvature of the human eye to cut down on strain and increase immersion, which just makes playing feel better. The monitor also features a 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response times, AMD FreeSync Premium support, WQHD resolution, and HDR10 compatibility.

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