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‘Red Dead Redemption 2’ bundle for under £40
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Whether through a lack of budget, lack of interest, or just plain stubbornness, you have made it to March 2019 without jumping on board the Red Dead Redemption 2 bandwagon. Congratulations on holding off.
We’re not going to wax lyrical about the game itself, because you’ve probably heard all about it for months. All we’ll say is that it’s popular for a reason.
If you have managed to resist the temptation of purchasing Red Dead Redemption 2, then we have some good news for you. You can now grab the Red Dead Redemption 2 and Collectible SteelBook bundle for just £36.99 for Xbox or Playstation through an Amazon UK exclusive deal. This bundle was originally listed at £60, meaning you’ve saved yourself over £20 by holding off for a few months.
Much like you have resisted the urge to step into the Wild West, we will resist the urge to tell you all about the deepest and most complex world Rockstar Games has ever created. We’ll leave that up to you to explore.
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