The best early Prime Day console gaming deals: Save $32 on Dragon Age: Inquisition

• Current price: $8
• Original price: $40

One of the few open-world RPG series that approaches the clout of titles like the Elder Scrolls series, Bio-Ware's Dragon Age series follows multiple teams of adventures through their exploits across the continent of Thedas. 

This entry in the series casts you as the Inquisitor, a character tasked with leading the latest team of adventurers on their journey to discover the origin of a mysterious rip in the sky known as "the Breach." The game has received wide critical praise for its story, voice acting, and gameplay.

Although the original title was released back in 2014, this version also packs in all subsequent DLC releases, including Jaws of Hakkon, The Descent, Trespasser, and a slew of other exclusive in-game items and assets. Pick this one up now, before Bio-Ware debuts more info on the long-awaited sequel, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, later this year.

• Current price: $15
• Original price: $50

Fallen Order follows Cal Kestis, a Jedi Padawan fleeing for his life from Imperial forces following the execution of Order 66 and the murder of most of his order by Emperor Palpatine's clone troopers. 

The game has found itself at the crux of the lore behind multiple recent Star Wars properties, including the Clone Wars and Rebels animated series and the live-action Obi-Wan limited series on Disney+.

The Deluxe Edition of the game includes all of the lore and immersive gameplay of the standard version, while also giving players multiple new "Crimson" skins for your BD-1 droid and Cal himself, as well as a digital art book and a "Director's Cut" video that includes over 90 minutes of footage on making Jedi Fallen Order.

• Current price: $17
• Original price: $22

If you're lucky enough to have snagged a PlayStation 5 during its ongoing stock shortages, one of the first accessories I'd recommend buying to make your life easier is a charging dock for the console's DualSense controllers. Docks like these have been around since the PS3 and they've always been a favorite of mine because they give your controller a permanent home, and ensure it will always be topped up when you're ready to game.

This model is, of course, like many other similar options. However, it's got a few things going for it that the other generic controller docks don't: solid ratings from legitimate reviewers, individual charging indicators for both supported controllers, and an included power supply to plug into your wall. In short, it's everything you need to be able to make the process of charging your DualSense controllers as thought-free as possible

Be sure you click the extra 5% coupon before you add it to your cart to get the best deal possible.

• Current price: $40
• Original price: $60

We've all been in a voice chat lobby with someone that sounds like a velociraptor being murdered because of whatever awful microphone they're using. Even if you haven't, you've likely gotten killed because your headphones weren't good enough to let you hear your enemy's footsteps as they snuck up on you. 

You don't want to be either of those guys, so why not buy into one of the longest-lasting gaming audio companies on the planet by grabbing a discounted Astro A10 gaming headset? This model might be on the lower end of the company's broad lineup, but that doesn't mean it's not a huge upgrade for many gamers. 

The A10's "rugged detachable cable" system and steel headband mean the headset will stand up to all but the most exaggerated gamer rages. Audio should be top-notch as well, with the extended frequency spectrum support and flip-down, omnidirectional mic. You'll even be able to use the same headset across your Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox One, PS4/5, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac, thanks to its ultra-flexible 3.5mm audio connection. 

• Current price: $16
• Original price: $19

The latest version of Super Smash Bros. is the Nintendo Switch's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. However, the Smash community is a whole world unto itself, spanning consoles and generations all the way back to the N64. Despite the diversity of this massive group of fighting game enthusiasts, one of the most commonly-held beliefs is that the best control option for any Smash Bros. game remains the GameCube controller. 

This handy little adapter makes it possible for you to connect up to 4 GameCube controllers to your Switch, your WiiU, or even your PC. In short, you and three friends will be able to match up in Smash Bros games as far back as 2008's Super Smash Bros. Brawl (originally released for the Wii, but later made available for Wii U). If you set the adapter to PC, you can even play earlier titles via emulation!

Accessories like this are a must-have for anyone planning a respectable Smash Bros. tournament for their friends. Right now, you can save $3 on one of the best-reviewed options thanks to this pre-Prime Day sale.