Five Amazon Prime Day deals I’d check for PS5 and Xbox games and headsets

The games here lean heavily toward RPG fans, with three different takes on combat and party-building. The two headsets cover different budgets, and our best PS5 headsets guide offers more options to compare. All five Amazon offers require Prime membership.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for PS5 – $19.99 (50% off)

For $19.99, Intergrade is where I’d start if Cloud’s return has been sitting on the someday list. It pairs the PS5-enhanced Final Fantasy VII Remake with Yuffie’s INTERmission episode, giving newcomers both stories in one purchase. One thing to know before settling in: this covers the Midgar chapter of the remake project, rather than the entire original Final Fantasy VII adventure.

Razer BlackShark V2 X for Xbox – $28.49 (43% off)

The BlackShark V2 X keeps things simple: plug it into a controller for game audio and voice chat. At roughly 240g, it should appeal to anyone who finds heavier headsets tiring during longer sessions. The Xbox branding doesn’t tie it to one console, either. It also works with a PS5 controller, so there’s no need to buy separate headsets for both.

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles for PS5 – $29.99 (40% off)

Final Fantasy Tactics is for anyone who enjoys agonizing over a party setup before the fighting even starts. Positioning and ability combinations give those decisions weight once battle begins, with plenty of room to experiment between encounters. The 40% discount is a good excuse to return to Ivalice, and newcomers have the updated Enhanced version to help them settle in.

Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake for Xbox Series X – $32.99 (45% off)

Dragon Quest I & II goes back to the series’ beginnings, rebuilding two adventures around the turn-based battles that defined them. Updated visuals give the worlds more depth, while adjustable battle speed helps when the older pacing starts to drag. With both games included, the $27 saving against Amazon’s listed price is appealing for Xbox players curious about these early entries.

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro X – $149.99 (40% off)

I’d look at the Nova Pro X for a desk shared by an Xbox and PC. Its included GameDAC keeps audio controls close and lets both systems stay connected, saving some cable swapping. This is still a $150 wired headset, so that convenience needs to matter. The $100 list-price reduction makes it easier to justify if it does.