Sony kicks off holiday sale €” $50 off for PS4 Pro and $100 off for PSVR bundles

Sony has just started their annual holiday sale. PlayStation 4 Pro and PlayStation VR are now available at discounted prices.

Sony's holiday sale started on Sunday, Dec. 10, and will run until Saturday, Dec. 16. The PlayStation 4 Pro (PS4 Pro) is now $50 off for all models, according to the PlayStation blog.

The PS4 Pro 1 TB model (no bundle) originally retails for $400. It will now be available for $350 for people who want to jump on to console gaming or parents who would like to treat their kids to a holiday present.

For the PS4 Pro bundled with games, people are expected to pay $400 (original retail price of $450) for the 1 TB model. "Star Wars Battlefront II" and "Destiny 2" are the current bundles available for the console and are limited edition.

The PlayStation VR (PSVR) system, on the other hand, is now at $200 (from $300) with the "Gran Turismo Sport" bundle. The "Doom VFR" bundle now retails for $300 (from $400) and $350 (from $450) for the "Skyrim VR" with PlayStation Move controllers. All PSVR system is compatible to all PS4 models (i.e. the previous original PS4 and PS4 Slim).

This holiday sale would be the best time for people to grab the PS4 and PSVR. In their recent PlayStation Experience (PSX) event, Sony revealed new games, as well as updates for upcoming games in 2018.

Sony announced that a new PSVR game is on the way titled "Firewall Zero Hour" which is similar to Ubisoft's "Rainbow Six Siege." The existing PS4 game "The Last Guardian" also got a PSVR experience and is currently available for free on the PlayStation Store

Also, Hideo Kojima's "Death Stranding" is almost complete and is on track to release sometime in 2018. Watch the latest trailer below and click here for more PSX details.

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