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Amazon to kick off Digital Day tomorrow, save on games, movies, comics, more

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
December 28, 2017
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Amazon is set to kick off it’s second annual Digital Day event, bringing big savings on games, movies, comics, more across Amazon. The retail giant is planning for over 5,000 deals, which is 40% more than last years event. The deals kick off tomorrow at 12 am ET tomorrow on Amazon.com, the Amazon App, and the Amazon Appstore.

Here’s some of what you can expect, noted to us in an email from an Amazon representative.

  • Save up to 33% off video games like Sonic Forces, Civilization VI, NBA 2K 18, and WWE 2K18
  • Save up to 60% off digital PC games like Assassin’s Creed Origins-Gold Edition, For Honor, and Overwatch Game of the Year Edition, and more
  • Get an exclusive Digital Day Pack with bonus gold, XP, speedups, and resources forFinal Fantasy XV: A New Empire, Game of War, and Mobile Strike
  • $5 toward Minecraft merchandise with purchase of Minecraft: Pocket Edition
  • Save up to 60% on hundreds of movies including Wonder Woman, The Fate of the Furious, The Dark Tower, and more
  • Save up to 50% on hundreds of TV shows including Game of Thrones, American Gods, Outlander, and more
  • Marvel Collections sale: Up to 80% off on over a thousand titles including Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side, Age of Ultron, Amazing Spider-Man: Edge of Spider-Verse, Avengers vs. X-Men: Collected Edition, and more

These are just a small look at the biggest upcoming deals. Feel free to check out the deals tomorrow, and come back to let us know what you purchased by dropping us a comment below.

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