So PlayStation Days of Play, the annual celebration that takes place around E3, is finally here. Much like last year, this year will see Sony and its partners offering huge deals on everything from first party exclusives, third-party games, consoles, VR and more. If there's any time to start splashing the cash and picking up those older titles, and some newer ones, this is it.

　　Do remember that a large number of these deals can be found at external retailers, such as Amazon.

　　As for the deals you can get here, you're going to find yourself pleasantly surprised. While I don't have enough time in the month to start listing them all off, the US PlayStation Blog has kindly made a table covering every game. The EU PlayStation Blog has been somewhat lazier, just listing and linking the games.

PlayStation Days of Play - The Games

　　Anthem - $29.99Assassin's Creed Odyssey - $23.99Days Gone - $39.59Dead or Alive 6 - $47.99Devil May Cry 5 - $35.59God of War - $19.99Kingdom Hearts III - $35.99Marvel's Spider-Man - $19.99Metro Exodus - $35.59Monster Hunter: World $19.99Mortal Kombat 11 - $49.79Red Dead Redemption 2 - $38.99Resident Evil 2 Remake - $35.99Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - $47.99Spyro and Crash Trilogies Bundle - $48.74The Division 2 - $38.99World War Z - $27.99Naturally, you can also grab yourself a PlayStation Plus subscription, which also nets you a fair number of free games each month, at a discount. PlayStation Plus will be €41.99/$39.99 for a 12-month subscription. If you feel like having a second subscription and trying out older PS2, PS3 and PS4 titles, then a 12-month subscription for PlayStation Now will cost €69.99/$69.99

The Hardware

　　Maybe you've already got a console and were waiting for that time to jump into PSVR, Sony naturally have you covered, starting PSVR bundles at $249.99. Need a spare controller, the DualShock 4 range of wireless controllers start at $39.99 during the Days of Play event.

And More

　　What I will be buying during the sale is Days Gone, that much I know because I wanted to play it anyway, but our very own Alessio was the one to review it. If I were to recommend something, I'd say you should take the plunge for Metro Exodus if you haven't yet played the game, I loved it when I reviewed it, and despite my general dislike of all things Activision, the Spyro and Crash Trilogies Bundle looks like a fantastic deal.