We have witnessed a grim time when Sony’s PS5 was far from being available in multiple markets. Now, we get a ‘Slim’ variant alongside the thicker version, and a Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 bundle is involved. With the latest deal on Amazon, the PlayStation 5 Slim will likely experience a surge in popularity because you have the opportunity to purchase the most popular high-end console for $100 less, and you are also getting a AAA game that would typically cost you $69.99. In short, it is possibly the best time to be alive as a gamer.
The bundle includes Sony’s slimmer console, along with the Spider-Man 2 game code and a DualSense wireless controller. Bear in mind that the game needs to be downloaded and installed from scratch, so depending on your internet connection’s speed, that might take a few hours, but the wait will definitely be worth it. After all, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 improves heavily where the 2018 Spider-Man left off, showcasing a brand new storyline with an even bigger map to explore and, of course, new movesets and gameplay elements that will make you feel that you are experiencing a whole new game.
You do not just get to control Peter Parker but also Miles Morales, and with their combat variations, it will feel as if these two are completely different characters. Sony’s legendary game development studio, Insomniac Games, had to raise the bar substantially, and if you read our review of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, you will know that their team has done exactly that. The PlayStation 5 Slim can easily handle the 4K resolution in various modes, but if you want to experience Spider-Man 2 in the best manner possible but do not have a high-resolution monitor in possession, we seriously recommend picking one from this list, or else you will miss out on a ton.
If you have yet to pick up a PlayStation 5 or Insomniac Games’ latest title, there is no telling when this deal will expire, so you must make the most of this opportunity right now.
Get the PlayStation 5 Slim and Spider-Man 2 bundle for just $399.99
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