UPDATE: A surprising stock of limited edition PS5 controllers is still available, just in time for the holiday gift season! This includes the highly sought-after 30th Anniversary DualSense, which has eluded many collectors.
As the holiday shopping frenzy begins, collectors and gamers alike are in luck. Despite the previous sellouts of most limited edition hardware, several DualSense controllers are still obtainable on both sides of the Atlantic. Options include the Death Stranding 2 controller, Astro Bot Joyful, and God of War 20th Anniversary model, among others.
In the US, the God of War 20th Anniversary DualSense is available at multiple retailers, including Walmart for $84, Best Buy, Target, and GameStop. The Astro Bot Joyful controller is also in stock at the same prices across these major stores.
The Gold Ghost of Yotei DualSense remains widely available, also priced at $84.99 at various retailers. The Fortnite DualSense controller, perfect for fans of the popular battle royale game, is still in stock at Target for $84.99, with a few listings on Amazon, though many are out of stock.
In the UK, the 30th Anniversary DualSense has surprisingly returned to stock at PlayStation Direct and is available for £74.99. Additional listings can be found at Currys, Very, and HMV, all maintaining similar pricing.
The Black Ghost of Yotei DualSense and the Death Stranding 2: On the Beach controller are also exclusive to PlayStation Direct in the UK, ensuring fans can still secure these desirable items.
As the holidays approach, these controllers present ideal gift options for any gaming enthusiast. With stock levels fluctuating, interested buyers are encouraged to act quickly to avoid missing out on these limited releases.
For those looking for the best prices on the standard DualSense Wireless Controller, links to price-finding tools are available to help you secure the best deals in your region.
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