Best PS5 Games That Are Cheaper Than $5

It’s hard to find good games that cost under $5, which is why this list is special. These games are popular, really enjoyable, and prove you don’t need to spend a lot of money to have a great gaming experience.

New Starfield Mod is a Dream for Interior Decorators

I’ve always loved how Bethesda games let you create a home for yourself, and that really took off with *Fallout 4*’s settlements. But *Starfield* blew it out of the water! You can build outposts practically anywhere in the Settled Systems, which is amazing. And the ship building? Seriously one of the best parts of the game. What really got me, though, is the ability to own apartments in all the major cities – New Atlantis, Neon, and even the new one, Dazra, from the DLC. Being able to decorate my own space with all the cool, futuristic furniture and items is just fantastic. It’s so much fun making each apartment feel unique!

One Piece: Oda Reveals A New Character Even Stronger Than The Holy Knights

The island of Elbaf in *One Piece* has been a source of major story revelations. These discoveries have shed light on both the ancient Void Century and the First World, as well as key figures like the Rocks Pirates and the events at God Valley, which dramatically altered the world of *One Piece*. Recently, the author, Oda, has formally introduced the Holy Knights, a powerful new group of villains to the series.

Xbox Is Raising Console Prices Again

Okay, so prices are going up, and it’s mostly because of that whole trade war between the US and China. Basically, the tariffs put in place a while back are hitting the gaming industry hard. Some companies are moving production to places like Vietnam and India to avoid the tariffs, but others, like Sony and Nintendo, are just passing the cost onto us gamers. That’s why the PlayStation 5 and the original Switch are now more expensive – it’s a direct result of those decisions.

Borderlands 4’s Echo-4 Is Modern-Day Technology in a Nutshell

The goal of adding Echo-4 to the game was to encourage players to appreciate the stunning landscapes of Kairos in *Borderlands 4*, not just rush to their next objective. It was also designed to make the path forward clear, preventing players from getting lost while searching for collectibles or hidden areas and keeping the gameplay flowing smoothly. Unfortunately, Echo-4 has turned out to be like many modern technologies: helpful when it functions correctly, but frustrating when it doesn’t.