It's time for another eBay code! And you know what that means. That's right, time for more insane savings from the Game Collective. And right now, if you head over to their store on eBay, you can pick up Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth for just £50.36. Not only that, but the Final Fantasy VII Remake is also down to £26.36 in the same sale.
The game has been flying off the proverbial shelves since it was released at the end of last month, and if you were unlucky enough to miss out on the times when the pre-orders were heavily discounted, you've thankfully got another chance. Just make sure to use the code FRESH20 on eBay to make sure you get the discount.
If you're not sure about whether this game is worth it, maybe you should let our review speak for the game. We rated it a 9/10 when it first came out, saying:
"Final Fantasy VII Rebirth impressively builds off of what Remake set in motion as both a best-in-class action-RPG full of exciting challenge and depth, and as an awe-inspiring recreation of a world that has meant so much to so many for so long. After 82 hours to finish the main story and complete a decent chunk of sidequests and optional activities, there's still much to be done, making this pivotal section of the original feel absolutely massive. Minigames, sidequests, and other enticing diversions fill the spaces of its vast and sprawling regions, painting a new and more vivid picture of these familiar locations. But more than just being filled with things to do, Rebirth is often a powerful representation of Final Fantasy VII's most memorable qualities."
If you want the game but find yourself lacking in a PlayStation 5, then now is the time to cash in on another great deal. The new(ish) PS5 Slim has dropped down to just £390 for Amazon Prime members. Stocks of PS Portals have also finally started to show up at various online retailers.
We always keep a keen eye out for PS Portal drops so make sure to follow us on X/Twitter @IGNUKDeals to get up-to-date stock updates.
Joe O'Neill-Parker is a freelance writer and audio producer. He is the owner of O'Neill Multimedia. He writes commerce, sports, and audio-related tech articles for IGN.
