Mass Effect Andromeda just £6.49 in AMAZING PlayStation 4 sale
MASS Effect Andromeda is available at rock bottom prices in the amazing new PS4 sale.
Mass Effect Andromeda headlines the latest PS4 games sale.
The latest chapter in the Mass Effect saga is available at rock bottom prices until June 8.
Mass Effect Andromeda Standard Recruit Edition is down to just £6.49, while the Deluxe Recruit Edition costs just £7.99.
The Deluxe Edition comes with a selection of multiplayer perks, including new weapons, items and boosts.
"Mass Effect: Andromeda – Deluxe Recruit Edition takes players on a mission to find a new home for humanity in the Andromeda galaxy," a post reads.
"This edition includes the Turian Soldier and Asari Adept Multiplayer Recruit Packs which ensures you will join the battle well equipped with the Turian and Asari Multiplayer Characters and a selection of special weapons, items and boosts.
"The hope for humanity lies on your shoulders. You must ask yourself…How far will you go?"
The new PS4 games sale also includes deals on the likes of Watch Dogs 2, Middle-earth Shadow of War and Diablo 3.
Middle-earth Shadow of War is down to £29.99, Watch Dogs 2 costs £14.99 and the Diablo 3 Eternal Collection is discounted to £19.99.
Ahead of the World Cup, football fans can grab a copy of PES 2018 for just £8.99.
There's also savings on F1 2017 (£15.99) and Dirt 4 (£15.99), as well as BioShock Collection for £14.99 and XCOM 2 Digital Deluxe Edition for £15.99.
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Despite a mixed reaction at launch, it was recently suggested that Mass Effect Andromeda could return in the future.
That's according to EA's Patrick Soderlund, who described it as a spectacular universe with a big fanbase.
"I've seen people saying 'Oh, EA's not making another Mass Effect'," he told GameReactor.
"I see no reason why we shouldn't come back to Mass Effect. Why not? It's a spectacular universe, it's a loved [series], it has a big fanbase, and it's a game that has done a lot for EA and for BioWare."
Soderlund warns that if it does return, it would need to be fresh and exciting.