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Save on Xbox, Sony PlayStation and Nintendo all weekend.  (Photo: Getty Images)
Save on Xbox, Sony PlayStation and Nintendo all weekend. (Photo: Getty Images)

In March 2020, we never imagined that we would still be spending so much time at home, right? But so is life during a global pandemic. It is no wonder that games have grown exponentially in popularity. It’s a great escape: diving into another world allows you to take a break from it.

If you are a committed player, you are likely to be ready for new challenges. And if you’re new to it, well, now is the perfect time to try it. Walmart is full of incredible game offers – and we selected the wide range to find the best ones.

And you also get free, unlimited shipping with Walmart +. Not a member yet? No problems. You can sign up for the 15-day free trial here, but a quick three-question survey will add another two weeks for a solid 30 days of use. (And, by the way, those who don’t have Walmart + still get free shipping on orders of $ 35 or more.)

So whether you have an Xbox, Sony PlayStation or Nintendo Switch, there are great game and accessory offers waiting for you.

Take advantage of Walmart’s next-level offers below:

Best Xbox Deals

Save half on NBA 2K21 for Xbox One. (Photo: Walmart)
Save half on NBA 2K21 for Xbox One. (Photo: Walmart)

The NBA season starts later than usual, but you can still have all the basketball action your heart desires so far with NBA2K21 for Xbox One – on sale for $ 30 or $ 20 off at Walmart. It features all 30 NBA teams and their favorite players, including Damian Lillard, LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Steph Curry, James Harden, Gordon Hayward and more.

NBA 2K21 has all the gameplay you want, from online multiplayer to one on one against you against the game itself. It introduces all WNBA teams and players – like Brittney Griner, Elena Delle Donne, Liz Cambag and Nneka Ogwumike – for the first time!

More Xbox offers:

  • LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2, $ 11 (was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Just Dance 2021 (Xbox Series X / S), $ 30 (was $ 50), walmart.com

  • FIFA 21, $ 20 (it was $ 51), walmart.com

  • Astro A10 XB1 headset, $ 59 (cost $ 81), walmart.com

  • UFC 4, $ 30 (cost $ 60), walmart.com

  • Hello neighbor, $ 12 (it was $ 30), walmart.com

  • The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition, $ 26 (cost $ 40), walmart.com

  • Jump Force, $ 19 (was $ 40), walmart.com

  • Red Dead Redemption 2, $ 25 (it was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Jump Force, $ 19 (was $ 40), walmart.com

Sony PlayStation Best Offers

Save half in The Last of Us Part II for PlayStation 4. (Photo: Walmart)
Save half in The Last of Us Part II for PlayStation 4. (Photo: Walmart)

On sale for $ 30 (it was $ 60), The Last of Us Part II for PlayStation 4 it takes place five years after the first game and follows Ellie and Abby as they continue to survive in a post-apocalyptic United States. This is one of the most popular games on the market – and it is halved at Walmart.

“I’ve played three times already,” said one delighted player. “In every move, I found something new, which I probably missed because of the insane attention to detail in this game. It all started to make sense after my second move. I think that The Last of Us Part II is one of the best storytelling masterpieces. “

More PlayStation offers:

  • Need for Speed: Payback, $ 15 (it was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Far Cry 5, $ 28 (was $ 42), walmart.com

  • Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (PlayStation 5), $ 40 (cost $ 60), walmart.com

  • The Last of Us Part II, $ 30 (was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Madden NFL 21, $ 20 (was $ 50), walmart.com

  • Days gone, $ 20 (it was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Everybody’s Golf, $ 15 (it was $ 26), walmart.com

  • Project Cars 3, $ 26 (was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Dreams, $ 20 (it was $ 40), walmart.com

  • Rainbow Six: Siege, by Tom Clancy, $ 15 (cost $ 40), walmart.com

  • Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, $ 16 (cost $ 30), walmart.com

  • Transformers: Battlegrounds, $ 16 (it was $ 34), walmart.com

Best Nintendo Deals

Save 63 percent on Carnival Games for Nintendo Switch.  (Photo: Walmart)
Save 63 percent on Carnival Games for Nintendo Switch. (Photo: Walmart)

Since you can’t go to the carnival now, we are bringing the carnival to you. 2K Games’ Carnival Games for Nintendo Switch – on sale for just $ 15 or $ 25 off at Walmart – will make you feel like you’re on the boardwalk with your choice of 20 classic carnival games to play. You can throw basketball, take down scary clowns, racing drones, bowling and more.

You can even win tickets and redeem them for prizes! Bring the fried dough.

“Great game for two or more players, the game comes to life when played with the company, the games are fun,” shared one delighted player. It is a very good game to sit and play with your friends and have a few laughs. “

More Nintendo offers:

  • Just Dance 2021, $ 30 (was $ 42), walmart.com

  • Sonic Mania + Team Sonic Racing double pack, $ 30 (was $ 40), walmart.com

  • Sonic Forces + Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD (double pack), $ 30 (cost $ 40), walmart.com

  • Insten Wireless Pro Controller (two packages), $ 50 (cost $ 69), walmart.com

  • Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020, $ 35 (was $ 50), walmart.com

  • Luigi’s Mansion 3, $ 50 (cost $ 60), walmart.com

  • Animal Crossing: New Horizons, $ 50 (was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, $ 50 (was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Pokémon Sword, $ 50 (was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Ring Fit Adventure, $ 70 (was $ 80), walmart.com

  • Paper Mario: The Origami King, $ 50 (was $ 60), walmart.com

  • Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, $ 50 (it was $ 60), walmart.com

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