PS4 Battlefield™ 1 - PlayStation Store £29.58 / Deluxe - £35.14 via CDKeys - £32.99 @ Playstation PSN

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PS4] Battlefield™ 1 - £32.99 - PlayStation Store (£29.58 / Deluxe - £35.14 via CDKeys)

£32.99 Playstation PSN9 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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BuzzDuraband

9 Dec 16

Deluxe Edition is £42.99 (£35.14 Via CDKeys with Facebook code below)

Battlefield™ 1 Deluxe Edition contains the base game and the following additional content:

Red Baron Pack
• Vehicle Package: Red Baron’s Triplane
• Sidearm: Red Baron’s P08
• Emblem: Red Baron’s Flyer Pin

Lawrence of Arabia Pack
• Horse: Lawrence of Arabia’s Black Stallion (new visual appearance for the horse)
• Weapon: Lawrence of Arabia’s SMLE
• Melee: Lawrence of Arabia’s Jambiya
• Emblem: Lawrence of Arabia’s Emblem

Hellfighter Pack
• Weapon: Hellfighter Trench Shotgun
• Sidearm: Hellfighter M1911
• Melee: Hellfighter Bolo Knife
• Emblem: Hellfighter Insignia

New visual appearance of the Behemoths
• Frontline Camouflage Train
• Night Raid Airship
• Dazzle Camouflage Dreadnought

• Five Battlefield 1 Battlepacks containing stand-out weapon skins.

https://apollo2.dl.playstation.net/cdn/EP0006/CUSA02387_00/FREE_CONTENTE8KxxVk9nP6oj8n85B9X/PREVIEW_SCREENSHOT1_498739.jpg

Fight your way through epic battles ranging from tight urban combat in a besieged French city to the heavily defended mountain forts in the Italian Alps or frantic combats in the deserts of Arabia. Discover a world at war through an adventure-filled campaign, or join in epic multiplayer battles with up to 64 players, and adapt your tactics to the earth-shattering destruction and dynamic weather. Fight as infantry, lead horse charges or take control of amazing vehicles on land, air and sea, from tanks and biplanes to the gigantic Behemoths – some of the largest vehicles in Battlefield history.

OK, purchase this £30 top up from CDKeys and add your own £2.99 = £29.58 (Use with the Facebook code)

Top comments

BuzzDuraband to Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 4 #16

It'll probably blow your mind knowing I paid £54.99 then.

LukeStone

9 Dec 16 3 #14

That happened in BF4 so i can do what I want now

Latest comments (47)

igrierson

11 Dec 16 1 #46

I take it this has expired then as deluxe edition is £69.99 on PSN. Gutted if so as I was waiting for a deal on this!!

telcoengr to igrierson

13 Dec 16 #47

agreed, this is full price at PSN

markofkent

11 Dec 16 #45

I cant find this pack on PSN

richkaos

10 Dec 16 #44

thing is they are competitively priced these days if your prepared to wait for offers. plus you effectively get two copies so when you have 2 kids each with a ps4 they both get a copy.

Jumpinbeans

10 Dec 16 #43

Good deal - I for one prefer digital as I'm lazy and can't be bothered to swap discs every time i want to play a different game :smiley:

Sure you dont get the trade in and prices aren't nearly as good but for the convenience it works for me.

lotsofbargains

9 Dec 16 #42

Same here.

SVRich

9 Dec 16 #41

Sony and MS still need physical retailers to flog hardware, they don't want to undercut them and **** them off. It's the same reason they don't crack down on these retailers selling used games.

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 1 #40

I think you made a mistake,I've edited your post for you :wink:

I thought everybody understood this by now. It's got nothing to do with the actual costs of either method, it's about Sony wanting to keep the ££££££££££ intact. Can't imagine it will stay that way for many more years mind.

WhoThrowsAShoe

9 Dec 16 #39

I thought everybody understood this by now. It's got nothing to do with the actual costs of either method, it's about Sony wanting to keep the gaming eco-system intact. Can't imagine it will stay that way for many more years mind.

Wigwam851

9 Dec 16 #37

screw digital. spent hundreds on ps3 digital. good luck transferring this to a ps5

SVRich to Wigwam851

9 Dec 16 #38

What and you think the disc will work in a PS5 If the Digital version doesn't?

Wigwam851

9 Dec 16 #36

Bahaha what a joke

Ridan

9 Dec 16 #35

How is the deluxe version £35.14? You only get that amount if you apply the discount on the £40 voucher but the game costs £42.99.

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 #34

I agree they would be more appealing if they were competitively priced,but they are not,why they are not far cheaper than a physical CD I have no idea,I would think that it would be far more expensive to sell a CD as they have over heads like producing the actual product,transportation of the product,and if an actual high street shop then there is a shop to pay for and a staff to pay.

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 #33

I use HUKD to post up deals that other people can take advantage of,that is not convenient for me in any way.

And I don't use Siri.

When I do use HUKD for my own gain,I'm not paying a premium to do so,infact it's FREE ! so in other words you pay extra to have the convenience of a digital download,so not really the same to compare it to a FREE site.AND leaning forward to insert a CD is hardly much effort compared to going around every high street shop to look at prices.

amyvx

9 Dec 16 #32

Works out cheaper to buy the £35 gift card from CDKeys, it's currently on offer and costs £31.25 with the 5% discount code! So you can keep the £2 or so in your wallet

SVRich

9 Dec 16 #31

Well as I am running out of space on my gaming shelves again I can certainly see the attraction of digital games. If digital games were more competitively priced on console I would have gone mainly digital this gen for sure. Sometimes I like a physical item in regards to collectors editions but most of the time I couldn't care less.

Terroface

9 Dec 16 1 #30

It's just about convenience, man. Why are you looking on HUKD, too lazy to scout all the top sites individually for good deals? Why tell Siri/Google to set a timer for that egg to boil, too lazy to tap on the screen twice?

furbars

9 Dec 16 2 #29

Don't know can't be bothered to answer :disappointed:

craig44uk

9 Dec 16 #28

Loose????? It's lose.

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 #27

You ask how short sighted am I,well I commented on the small amount of information you posted,if you had explained yourself better than maybe I would have commented in a different way.

decrypt

9 Dec 16 #26

How do I get Deluxe Edition for £35.14 When its only lets me buy a £40 topup?

This should be £35.14 + £2.99 = £38.13 in Total for Deluxe Edition.......or am i missing something?

keejoonc

9 Dec 16 #25

How short sighted are you? I hardly bought any digital games, if any, but I certainly see the value of buying digital games if it's something you will play to death. I spent more than 100 hours on BF4 over 3 years and it's not even worth selling the disc so in hindsight it would have been much better if I just bought a digital game in the first place.
Also, if you use remote play, what is the point of remote play if you have to ensure the right disc is in the console everytime you want to play something?

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 #24

I can more than afford to lose money on a download game,just don't see what the point of spending more money than it would cost to buy it physically,and have the added bonus of being able to sell it on if the game turned out to be rubbish,like the latest call of duty :wink:

Anyway each to their own I suppose

paulj48

9 Dec 16 #23

I feel the same and just think some people can afford to loose that small trade in value and as they've actually paid for and got value out of the game that loss doesn't sit on their conscience. :stuck_out_tongue:

BuzzDuraband

9 Dec 16 2 #22

It's not about price or damage, just the convenience of having them there ready to play. I very rarely purchase physical copies (I currently have Skyrim and Battleborn).

I very rarely sell physical games and/or trade them in, and if I do it's because I've acquired the digital copy of said game. Forza Horizon 3 and Titanfall 2 have cost me similar prices recently, but they will be with me until the end of the consoles life.

Different strokes for different folks mate, I fully understand people's need for physical copies, I'm just not one of them.

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 #21

Can't be bothered with swapping discs,my god how lazy has the world become.

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 #20

You must be mad if that was for a download.

I just can't understand why anyone would buy a download,especially when quite often they cost even more than a physical copy.

These days you even have to walk to a shop to buy or sell a physical copy so I can only guess downloads appeal to peaople who can't wait.

I've heard the argument about physical copies can be damaged,but personally I'm old enough to know how to handle a CD,maybe it's an issue for others.

fisi22

9 Dec 16 2 #11

Rise of the Tomb Raider
Fallout 4
Dishonored II
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition £22.99
Battlefield 1 £32.99
Uncharted 4 £24.99
Titanfall 2 £29.99
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare £32.99
FIFA 17 £26.99
Grand Theft Auto V £21.99
Watch Dogs 2 £29.99
Final Fantasy XV £32.99

its %30 ,40% ,50%,60% off the normal price depending on game

Magoo_222 to fisi22

9 Dec 16 #19

Any evidence yet?

welshbird04

9 Dec 16 #18

i bought it in tesco 2 days ago for £32 instore.

Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 1 #15

Sorry to go against the grain but I think £32.99 for a download (that can't be resold/traded in) is a rip off.

BuzzDuraband to Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 4 #16

It'll probably blow your mind knowing I paid £54.99 then.

keejoonc to Biggunspaul

9 Dec 16 2 #17

im tempted to sell my physical copy and get this. cant be bothered with swapping discs on games that i know i will be playing for a long time until resale value is virtually non existent.

LukeStone

9 Dec 16 3 #14

That happened in BF4 so i can do what I want now

one2omg

9 Dec 16 1 #13

Careful though, if you are in a relationship, this game will destroy it! :laughing:

...I'm addicted to it.

BillDoor

9 Dec 16 1 #12

nice, but still think I'll wait on the physical disc coming down again

chojin

9 Dec 16 #10

Brilliant Game, Fantastic Graphics, playing on the PC, well worth a buy...Hot

toffeelover9

9 Dec 16 #9

Nice find OP :sunglasses:

Dante666

9 Dec 16 1 #7

Personnally I'd buy £35 worth of psn credit, use the 5% off code from facebook and get it for 31.25 and keep the 2.01 credit ready for the next game rather than by £30 and pay the extra 2.99

BuzzDuraband to Dante666

9 Dec 16 #8

Either way really isn't it. There's a 34p difference between both methods. This is the cheapest way to obtain it.

Pac0812

9 Dec 16 #5

If I bought this would it be valid to download on Christmas day

BuzzDuraband to Pac0812

9 Dec 16 #6

Well it's off the PlayStation Store, so you need to purchase it through a PlayStation account. This can be done today and then downloaded via that account whenever you wish.

samela

9 Dec 16 1 #3

Would it not be £2.01 credit? Or is my maths off? :smile:

BuzzDuraband to samela

9 Dec 16 #4

Yer, that's what I said :man:

(I did that last time too:disappointed:)

andysmoore

9 Dec 16 1 #1

Is the Tesco deal still on? Or has that ended?

BuzzDuraband to andysmoore

9 Dec 16 #2

£46.