The Uncharted Collection PS4 bundle is $310 on eBay.

The Gears of War: Ultimate Edition Xbox One bundle is $300 on Amazon.

The Halo 5 Xbox One bundle is down to $379 on eBay.

Select games are 50 percent off at Newegg using promo code EMCEGFM35. These include Call of Duty: Black Ops III (PS4) for $30, Dishonored: Definitive Edition for $15, Halo: The Master Chief Collection for $30, and more.

Also at Newegg, you can get 20 percent off some accessories with promo code EMCEGFM37. This includes the PC’s Xbox One controller adapter for $20, PS4 controllers for $44, and Xbox One controllers for $44.

Following the games it gave away directly through Steam earlier this week, Sega is now giving away several more Steam games through the Make Love, Not War website. The games are Condemned: Criminal Origins, Binary Domain, and Streets of Rage 2.

Select Amiibos are $10 at Best Buy. This includes the used-to-be-hard-to-find Marth, Fox, Tom Nook, and more.

The Square Enix Store has a sale going on, offering a mix of newer games ($45 Just Cause 3, $20 Final Fantasy X/X-2 Remaster, $10 Sleeping Dogs) and classic ones (the excellent DS version of Chrono Trigger for $10, PS1’s Chrono Cross for $7.49).

Fallout 4’s season pass, priced at $30, will be jumping up to $50 on March 1.

Preorder the Xbox One version of Quantum Break and get a free copy of the newly announced PC version.

Preorder select games through Dell and receive a gift card worth either $25 (Doom, Battleborn, more) or $15 (Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, Star Fox Zero, more).

Below you’ll find the rest of today’s best deals divided by platform.

PlayStation 4

PSN has a Rockstar sale going on, offering Grand Theft Auto V for $39, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy for $17.49, and more.

Check out all of this week’s deals on the PlayStation Store here, and all of the PlayStation Plus member-only deals here.

Other PS4 game deals:

• Fallout 4 — $40 (Amazon)
• Mad Max — $37 (Amazon)
• The Order: 1886 — $10 (GameStop)
• Batman: Arkham Knight — $25.45 (Amazon)
• Call of Duty: Black Ops III — $40 (Amazon) / $40 (Best Buy)
• Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain — $40 (Amazon) / $40 (GameStop)
• God of War III Remastered — $20 (GameStop)
• Skylanders SuperChargers Starter Pack — $40 (Best Buy)
• Rainbow Six Siege — $50 (Amazon)
• Just Cause 3 — $45 (Amazon) / $45 (Best Buy)
• Star Wars Battlefront — $40 (Amazon)
• Tearaway Unfolded — $20 (Best Buy)
• Divinity: Original Sin – Enhanced Edition — $40 (GameStop)
• Transformers Devastation — $29 (Amazon)
• Deadpool — $30 (GameStop) / $42 (Amazon)
• Until Dawn — $40 (Best Buy)
• Helldivers: Super-Earth Ultimate Edition — $20 (Best Buy)
• Evolve: Ultimate Edition — $30 (Best Buy)
• Shovel Knight — $20 (Amazon) / $20 (Best Buy)
• Final Fantasy X/X-2 Remaster — $29 (Amazon)
• WWE 2K16 — $40 (Best Buy)
• Assassin’s Creed Syndicate — $50 (Amazon)
• Lego Jurassic World — $31.53 (Amazon)
• Guitar Hero Live — $65 (Amazon) / $80 (Best Buy)
• The Elder Scrolls Online — $40 (GameStop)
• Tales of Zestiria — $32 (Amazon)
• Samurai Warriors 4-II — $35 (Best Buy)
• Guilty Gear Xrd Sign — $28 (Amazon)
• Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition Starter Pack — $50 (Best Buy)
• Destiny: The Taken King – Legendary Edition — $40 (Amazon)
• Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection — $34 (Rakuten digital)
• Lego Dimensions — $64 (Amazon) / $80 (Best Buy)
• Snoopy’s Grand Adventure — $30 (GameStop)
• Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree’s Woe and the Blight Below — $43 (Amazon)
• DMC: Devil May Cry – Definitive Edition — $20 (Amazon)
• Borderlands: The Handsome Collection — $30 (Amazon) / $30 (Best Buy) / $30 (GameStop)
• Infamous: Second Son — $20 (Amazon)
• The Order: 1886 — $19 (Amazon)

February’s free PlayStation Plus games are now available and include Helldivers and Nom Nom Galaxy.

Xbox One

The Microsoft Store is throwing in a free game (Watch Dogs, Assassin’s Creed Unity, or The Crew) and a $50 store credit with the purchase of an Xbox One.

Best Buy and Target are both offering a $50 gift card with the purchase of an Xbox One.

This week’s Deals With Gold discounts are now available and include Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition for $7.50, Madden 16 for $30, and Forza 5: Game of the Year Edition for $24, and more.

Other Xbox One game deals:

• Star Wars Battlefront — $38 (Amazon)
• Rise of the Tomb Raider — $39 (Amazon)
• Fallout 4 — $35.55 (Amazon)
• Skylanders SuperChargers Starter Pack — $40 (Best Buy)
• Mad Max — $25 (Amazon)
• Gears of War: Ultimate Edition — $20 (Amazon)
• Batman: Arkham Knight — $24.35 (Amazon)
• Sunset Overdrive — $16 (Amazon)
• Grand Theft Auto V — $40 (Amazon – Prime only)
• Call of Duty: Black Ops III — $40 (Best Buy) / $47 (Amazon)
• Deadpool — $30 (GameStop)
• Rainbow Six Siege — $51.64 (Amazon)
• Transformers Devastation — $27 (Amazon)
• Evolve: Ultimate Edition — $30 (Best Buy)
• Halo 5: Guardians — $40 (Amazon) / Limited Edition — $78 (Amazon)
• Just Cause 3 — $45 (Amazon) / $45 (Best Buy)
• Assassin’s Creed Syndicate — $46 (Amazon)
• Lego Jurassic World — $22.41 (Amazon)
• Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain — $37.55 (Amazon) / $40 (GameStop)
• WWE 2K16 — $40 (Best Buy)
• Guitar Hero Live — $50 (Amazon) / $80 (Best Buy)
• The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel Unlimited — $40 (GameStop)
• Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition Starter Pack — $50 (Best Buy)
• Divinity: Original Sin – Enhanced Edition — $39 (Amazon) / $40 (GameStop)
• Destiny: The Taken King – Legendary Edition — $40 (Amazon)
• Forza Motorsport 6 — $45 (Amazon)
• Lego Dimensions — $70 (Amazon) / $80 (Best Buy)
• Need for Speed — $39 (Amazon)
• Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition — $22 (Amazon)
• Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition — $34.33 (Amazon)
• Snoopy’s Grand Adventure — $30 (GameStop)
• Borderlands: The Handsome Collection — $30 (Amazon) / $30 (Best Buy) / $30 (GameStop)
• The Wolf Among Us — $8 (Best Buy) / $13 (Amazon)
• Lords of the Fallen — $19 (Amazon)
• Final Fantasy Type-0 HD — $20 (Amazon)
• BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend — $17 (Amazon)
• Resident Evil Revelations 2 — $19 (Amazon)
• Dying Light — $30 (Walmart)
• Murdered: Soul Suspect — $10 (Microsoft Store)

February’s Games With Gold are now available, including the newest game, Styx: Master of Shadows.

PC

You can play Cities: Skylines for free on Steam until Sunday and/or pick it up for $12.

GOG’s weekend sale discounts games from the Saints Row, Metro, Risen, and Alone in the Dark series, among others.

Steam has a handful of war-themed games on sale as part of the Make War, Not Love Valentine’s Day sale. From now until February 20, you can get Company of Heroes 2 for $9, Dawn of War II for $5, Total War: Attila for $11, and more.

The new Humble Bundle features all sorts of online multiplayer games. This features both games (Awesomenauts, War of the Vikings) and DLC/microtransactions for various free-to-play games (a character and skin in Smite, the Jumpstart pack for WildStar).

The latest Humble Weekly Bundle features SpeedRunners, Grim Fandango Remastered, Dive Kick, Dead State, and more.

Buy a select Nvidia graphics card (the GTX 970, 980, or 980 Ti) and receive a free copy of The Division.

Save 20 percent off most games at Green Man Gaming using the promo code FEBURY-SVINGS-20PERC.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted is Origin’s latest free On the House game.

Other PC game deals:

• Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc – Limited Edition — $24 (Steam)
• Fallout 4 — $40 (Amazon)
• Grand Theft Auto V — $40 (GMG)
• Call of Duty: Black Ops III — $40 (Best Buy)
• Pillars of Eternity — $22.49 (GOG) / $22.49 (GMG)
• Doom 3: BFG Edition — $3 (GameStop)
• Farming Simulator 15 — $7.49 (Steam)
• Killer is Dead: Nightmare Edition — $4 (GMG)
• Strider — $5 (GMG)
• Skullgirls — $3.74 (GMG)
• South Park: The Stick of Truth — $16 (Amazon)
• Star Wars Battlefront — $43 (GMG)
• Wolfenstein: The New Order — $9 (Best Buy)
• Rocket League — $16 (GMG)
• Assassin’s Creed Syndicate — $34 (GMG)
• 2K Definitive Strategy Collection (XCOM/Civ V) — $8 (Amazon)
• Diablo III: Reaper of Souls — $15 (GameStop)
• StarCraft II: Battle Chest — $22 (Amazon)
• Watch Dogs — $10 (Amazon)

Wii U

Walmart’s nice Wii U offer from earlier this week has changed. For $300 you get the Super Mario Maker system bundle, Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival, and your choice of select Amiibos.

• Skylanders SuperChargers Starter Pack — $40 (Best Buy)
• Super Smash Bros. — $51 (Amazon)
• Shovel Knight — $20 (Best Buy)
• Trine: Enchanted Edition — $9 (eShop)
• Trine 2: Director’s Cut — $12 (eShop)
• Guitar Hero Live — $65 (Amazon) / $80 (Best Buy)
• Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival Bundle — $31 (Amazon)
• Lego Dimensions — $66.46 (Amazon) / $80 (Best Buy)
• Snoopy’s Grand Adventure — $20 (GameStop)
• Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition Starter Pack — $50 (Best Buy)
• Wii Fit U + Fit Meter + Balance Board — $25 (Nintendo Store)
• The Wonderful 101 — $25 (Amazon) / $30 (Nintendo Store)
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director’s Cut — $14 (Amazon)
• Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition — $15.35 (Amazon)
• ZombiU — $13 (Walmart)
• Scribblenauts Unlimited — $20 (Walmart)

3DS

Head to your local GameStop by February 24 to get a free level 100 Mew for Pokemon X/Y or Alpha Sapphire/Omega Ruby.

Nintendo is selling some refurbished 3DS XL systems for as little as $125 on its online store. Take note that none of these are the New 3DS XL model.

Nintendo’s online store is offering refurbished 2DSes for $60 and refurbished 2DS bundles with Mario Kart 7 for $75.

• Pokemon X — $32 (Amazon)
• Pokemon Y — $32 (Amazon)
• Super Smash Bros. — $33.49 (Amazon)
• Code Name: Steam — $16 (Amazon) / $16 (GameStop)
• Shovel Knight — $20 (Best Buy)
• Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden — $13.36 (Amazon)
• Snoopy’s Grand Adventure — $20 (GameStop)
• SteamWorld Dig — $5 (eShop)
• The Legend of Legacy — $26 (Amazon)
• Mario Tennis Open — $19 (Amazon)
• Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked — $10 (eShop)
• Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker — $37 (Amazon)
• Etrian Mystery Dungeon — $32 (Amazon)
• Steel Diver — $5 (Best Buy)
• Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed — $21 (Amazon)

PlayStation Vita

PSN has a Rockstar sale going on, offering Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for $10, The Warriors for $7.49, Midnight Club: LA Remix for $10, and more.

Check out all of this week’s deals on the PlayStation Store here, and all of the PlayStation Plus member-only deals here.

• Persona 4 Golden — $10 (PlayStation Store) / $24 (Amazon)
• Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls — $32 (Best Buy)
• Tearaway — $17 (Amazon)
• BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend — $30 (Amazon)
• Hot Shots Golf: World Invitational — $9.37 (Amazon)
• Xblaze Lost: Memories — $24 (Amazon)
• Corpse Party: Blood Drive – Everafter Edition — $26.40 (Amazon)
• Persona 4: Dancing All Night — $36 (Amazon) / Collector’s Edition — $54.47 (Amazon)
• Uncharted: Golden Abyss — $17.43 (Amazon)
• Freedom Wars — $10 (Amazon) / $10 (Best Buy)
• Metal Gear Solid HD Collection — $21 (Amazon)
• LittleBigPlanet — $15 (Amazon)
• Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz — $14 (Amazon)
• PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale — $13.49 (Amazon)
• The Wolf Among Us — $15 (Amazon)
• Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed — $17.49 (Amazon)

February’s free PlayStation Plus games are now available and include Helldivers, Lemmings Touch, and Nova-111.

Hardware

• Insignia Xbox One Dual-Controller Charger — $20 (Best Buy)
• Ear Force XO Four Stealth Wired Headset for Xbox One — $80 (Best Buy)
• Insignia New 3DS XL Charging Station — $10 (Best Buy)
• GSkill Ripjaws KM780 MX Mechanical Keyboard — $90 (Newegg)
• Logitech G930 Wireless Gaming Headset — $86 (Amazon)
• Afterglow AG 9 Wireless PS4 Headset — $80 (GameStop)
• HyperX Cloud Gaming Headset — $78 (Amazon)
• HyperX Cloud Core Headset — $55 (GameStop)
• Logitech G230 Gaming Headset — $40 (Amazon)
• PDP Energizer PS4 Controller Charging Station — $24.59 (Amazon)
• PDP PS4 Universal Remote — $25 (Amazon)
• Turtle Beach Ear Force PX22 — $51 (Amazon)
• Polk Audio Melee Headphone — $29 (Amazon)
• Sony PS4/PS3 Gold Wireless Headset — $79 (Amazon)
• 16 GB Vita Memory Card — $39 (Amazon)
• 32 GB Vita Memory Card — $79.34 (Amazon)

Amazon prices are accurate as of publishing, but can fluctuate occasionally throughout the day.

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