EA Sports FC 25 Preorders Drop to Just £51
It's a big week for PlayStation fans, with a State of Play kicking off at 3 PM on September 24, and preorders for all things PS5 Pro and 30th anniversary live on September 26. We'll be covering preorders for the PS5 Pro and the PlayStation 30th Anniversary Edition right here on IGN, or for immediate notifications, be sure to follow @IGNUKDeals on Twitter/X.
For now, there's an electric deal ongoing at eBay with promo code SEPTSAVE20. It's a hot 20% off eligible retailers, including one of our favourites The Game Collection Outlet. This includes the upcoming EA Sports FC 25, with preorders down to £50.36 for PS5, PS4, and Xbox (down from £69.99). But, note that this code will expire by September 27, so act fast to avoid disappointment.
Sports! It's another year, and another round of EA Sports FC madness. If you're jumping into the game right at release, this is absolutely the best deal on FC 25 in the UK right now. Down to £50.36 with code SEPTSAVE20, best to nab this discount before it disappears or sells out.
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Alright, Zelda fans, this is the big one. The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is set to drop on September 26, 2024, and it's flipping things around. This time, Princess Zelda steps in to take you on an adventure to save Hyrule. It's down to £37.49 at Currys with promo code ZELDA25. Out September 26, the time has come to make your purchase before the expires or sells out!
Another big Switch release incoming, and another huge discount when buying at Currys.
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