Sony launches second wave of 'Holiday Flash Sale' with 'Call of Duty: WWII' + 'Destiny 2' bundle

Sony has once again launched a massive "Holiday Flash Sale" for their beloved customers this Christmas season.

To top the "PSN Holiday Sale" that is still going on, Sony has once again launched a "Holiday Flash Sale" for PlayStation 4 (PS4) owners to enjoy. As reported by Gamespot, Sony's latest flash sale consists mostly of PS4 exclusives. These titles include "Persona 5" which currently retails at $39.59. "Yakuza" is also available and retails for only $20. "Yakuza" is a remake of the classic game "Yakuza Kiwami."

The "Holiday Flash Sale" also includes "South Park: The Fractured But Whole" that currently retails for $30. The "Battlefront" sequel, titled "Star Wars: Battlefront II," is also available, and it also retails for $30. The deluxe edition for "Street Fighter V" is also available for $31.99. Then, there are "Final Fantasy 9 Digital Edition" and "Gran Turismo Sport," which retail for $14.69 and $29.59, respectively.

Triple-A games, such as the prequel for the "Assassin's Creed" franchise "Assassin's Creed: Origins," are also available at Sony's "Holiday Flash Sale." The "Origins" title retails for $40.19, while "FIFA 18" goes for $29.99. However, the highlight of the "Holiday Flash Sale" goes to the "Call of Duty: WWII" and "Destiny 2" bundle. PS4 owners can get two games for the price of $77.99.

Unfortunately, there is no sale for PS Vita games. Sony's "Holiday Flash Sale" will end on Wednesday, Dec. 27, at 8 a.m. Pacific Time. On the other hand, the "PSN Holiday Sale" is still going and will end on Tuesday, Dec. 26.

Meanwhile, Sony has given away free codes for the "Horizon Zero Dawn" massive expansion "The Frozen Wilds." Comicbook reports that few PS4 owners have indeed an email that contained the codes. Sony has also given away free "Holiday Theme" for the PS4 system. The theme brings a holiday-themed background with the classic PlayStation 1 logo along with classic icons of Christmas festivity, the pine trees and several reindeer.

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