Trade in your old console at Game to get a PS5 for £399.99 or less
By trading in your PS4, Xbox One X, or Nintendo Switch, you can get the most recent PS5 God of War Ragnarok bundle for as little as £399.99. Other consoles can be traded in as part of this promotion to get a larger discount, but you can check all prices at Game. If you have a console to trade in, it's a fantastic price and one of the best deals we've seen yet for the PS5.
We've had a quick look around other second-hand stores to see how their trade-in prices compare to Game. The money you'd get is very similar at places such as Cex, but that's only for boxed consoles – and if you take their voucher option, that must be spent in-store. If you choose to trade in at Game, there's no requirement that the console is supplied in its original box, but it must have an official controller, HDMI cable, power cable, controller charging cable , and dock . Of course, the console must also be in good working order, be in satisfactory condition and pass a number of tests.
By choosing to trade in at Game, too, you end up with a brand new PS5 with God of War Ragnarok instead of a second-hand one. It seems the best way to go from our perspective, especially now that the hunt for aOnce you've got your fresh console, be sure to browse through our
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