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Opens in a new window Credit: PlayStation Direct Buy two PS5 accessories, get 20% off your order of $100+

Looking to buy some goodies to kit out your PS5? They don't come cheap. Whether you want a new controller or a faceplate for your console, you'll need to part with a little bit of cash. But PlayStation Direct is going to sweeten the deal somewhat for you, especially since Valentine's Day is on the way. This deal might make it a bit more worth your while.

As of Feb. 7, buy two PlayStation 5 accessories and get 20% off your purchase of $100+ at PlayStation Direct. This offer is only available for PS Plus members, and it runs through Feb. 19. You must choose the PS5 accessories only marked with the "deal" badge on them on the PlayStation Direct deal page.

You can choose from a wide variety of goodies, including PS5 Console Covers to switch out the way your console looks, a DualSense Wireless Controller, or even a PlayStation Portal Remote Player. There's plenty that goes toward building the total for your deal, including the DualSense Charging Station.

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All you have to do is add qualifying items to your cart and check out, where your discount will automatically be applied. You'll have to sign in via your PlayStation account wit a valid PS Plus subscription. This is a great time to share the love and get your Player 2 outfitted with everything they want this time of year, and it's not a bad option to save some money, either.

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