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Best Buy launches its first early Black Friday sale, with Halloween deals hitting particularly hard for PS5 players

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Best Buy launches its first early Black Friday sale, with Halloween deals hitting particularly hard for PS5 players

Best Buy has launched its early Black Friday Halloween sale this weekend, and things are looking particularly good for PS5 players. Sony's consoles won't support physical games from 2028, but that's not stopping retailers from offering up some sturdy holiday savings on those discs. We've got Silent Hill f, Death Stranding 2, and Resident Evil Requiem on the discount shelf this morning.

While official Black Friday PS5 deals are still just under a month away, these rates represent the cheapest these games have ever been, but there's plenty of hardware to dive into as well. Those looking for a cheap audio upgrade over their TV speakers can grab the wired Turtle Beach Atlas 200 for its best price yet, while Best Buy is also beating Amazon's price on an AOC QD-OLED monitor.

I've combed through Best Buy's early Black Friday deals to find not just the flashiest discounts, but the savings that actually represent a gadget or game's best price to date. No tat here; all the Halloween deals below have been handpicked from the tech and titles we've had hands-on experience with and recommend every day.

Silent Hill f (PS5): was $39.99 now $29.99
Silent Hill f is back at its lowest ever price at Best Buy this week, after spending a little too long stuck at $39.99. This was a full-priced release last year, and it's never been cheaper.

99 I never pass up an opportunity to recommend Alan Wake 2, so if your interest has been piqued by Control: Resonant, now's your time to jump.


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