Check out all the pre-order deals and bonuses for next Tuesday’s big FIFA 17 release for the Xbox One, PS4, and PC, from mini soccer balls to gift cards and bonuses.
FIFA 17 kicks off in a little over a week. If you are a big time FUT fan and you still haven’t hop on the latest in the FIFA franchise, we’ve rounded up all the great FIFA 17 deals available on the web as of writing for you to compare. Deals available are light compare to previous year, but before you pay full price, make sure you pick up a bonus or two depending on your platform of choice. In fact, even the new Xbox One S FIFA 17 bundle is on sale if you just know where to look.FIFA 17 Deal Roundup
- FIFA 17 at Microsoft: $59.99 (Xbox one)
Bonus: Free $10 gift code, mini soccer ball, release day delivery - FIFA 17 at Best Buy: $47.99
Bonus: Free $10 rewards card, discount requires GCU - FIFA 17 at GMG: $48.49 (Origin)
Use code: VIP3 during checkout
If you’re looking on the PlayStation 4 or have a paid membership to either Best Buy’s Gamers Club Unlocked program or Amazon Prime there’s discounts available. A paid membership to either aforementioned program gets you a 20% drop to $47.99. It’s even better at Best Buy, where you’ll also get a bonus $10 in My Best Buy Rewards (no matter if you have membership), while Amazon offers only the discount to its Prime members.
On PC you’ll want to checkout GMG’s discount to $48. The price break is a bit tricky to see, as you’ll be required to both login and apply coupon code: VIP3 at checkout. Note that GMG is going off the worldwide release date of September 29 vs. the North American release date of September 27.
Xbox One S FIFA 17 Bundles
- Xbox One S 500GB FIFA 17 Bundle: $269.99
Use coupon: FIRST - Xbox One S 1TB FIFA 17 Bundle: $349
Also available as an Xbox One S console is the 1TB FIFA 17 bundle for $349. It’s not available for a similar discount at Groupon, but if you buy from the Microsoft Store you’ll at least get 1 Rare Player Pack. Note that the bundle isn’t even carried elsewhere but on Microsoft Store in North America. We suspect its a more popular bundle elsewhere in the world.