Double Deal Alert: PS5 Black Friday Bundle With Free Spider-Man 2, Discounted DualSense Controllers

Sony Group Corp. (NYSE: SONY) is offering a new PS5 Black Friday bundle that includes Spider-Man 2 for free, available for $499.99.

Sony Group Corp. (NYSE:SONY) is offering a new PS5 Black Friday bundle that includes Spider-Man 2 for free, available for $499.99. A significant deal, as the game was launched just last month and typically retails for $70.

The bundle is part of Sony’s early Black Friday sale and can be found at various online retailers, IGN reported.

Additionally, a ‘slim’ model Black Friday deal featuring Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will be available from Nov. 10 for the same price of $499.99.

See Also: Nintendo Introduces New Black Friday Bundle: Switch OLED And Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

In other Black Friday news, DualSense controllers are on sale for $49.99, providing a $20 to $25 discount, depending on the color variant chosen.

For the best deal, go for controllers such as Volcanic Red, Cobalt Blue, Galactic Purple, or Gray Camo, as they are highly sought-after, tend to run out of stock during sales, and usually have a higher price tag of $74.99. Grabbing them at the $49.99 Black Friday offer will give you the maximum savings.

GameStop provides an even better deal, dropping the price to $44.99 with the click-and-collect option, and the LeBron James Edition can be obtained for just $39.99 from PS Direct.

Read Next: Live-Action “The Legend Of Zelda” Movie Announced By Nintendo And Sony Pictures

Image credits: Miguel Lagoa on Shutterstock.

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