The PS5 has accumulated an impressive lineup of games since launching in 2020. And if you’re still shopping around for a console, you’ll want to check out three bundles at Antonline, which include Final Fantasy 16 and another game of your choice for just $560. There’s also an impressive PSVR2 deal, giving you a chance to snag the headset, a few games, and save close to $170. These deals are part of Antonline’s Back to School Sale, which also includes gaming laptops, Xbox Series S bundles, and accessories.
PlayStation 5 Final Fantasy 16 Bundle
$560 (was $630)
The PS5 Final Fantasy 16 Bundle comes in three flavors. All of them include the standard PS5 console, a voucher for FF16, and a DualSense controller. But depending on which of the three editions you pick, you’ll get a free copy of either The Last of Us Part I, MLB The Show 23, or Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.
In other words, you’re getting a free game with your purchase of a PS5. That’s a pretty nice deal for those who are already interested in the PS5-exclusive Final Fantasy 16. Note that you’ll also get a few in-game goodies for FF16, including the Braveheart weapon and accessories to boost your Gil and XP gains.
PSVR2 Horizon: Call of the Mountain Bundle
$600 (was $770)
If you already own a PS5, jump into virtual reality with the discounted PSRV2 Bundle. Along with the headset, you’ll get Horizon: Call of the Mountain, Gran Turismo 7, and a HyperX Cloud Alpha Wired Gaming Headset. This is one of the better deals we’ve seen for the premium VR headset, so give it a look if you’re interested in the futuristic tech.
Antonline isn’t advertising an end date for the deals, so swing by and cash in on the offers while you can. The Final Fantasy 16 bundle is especially enticing, as the game pulled in impressive reviews for its fast-paced combat, nuanced storyline, and striking graphics. Here’s what our 9/10 Final Fantasy 16 review had to say about the game.
“Having seen FFXVI all the way through, I’m happy to include it alongside some of my all-time favorites in the series,” wrote critic Michael Higham. “FFXVI succeeds and earns its place within the Final Fantasy pantheon as one of the great entries, and does so on its own terms.”