Why wait for the new season of The Last of Us when you can play it on this console instead? TL;DR: Scratch your itch for the new season of The Last of Us by playing the game, or 70,000 others, on this Kinhank console, now just $89.97.
More than 2 years have passed since the first season of The Last of Us premiered, and many fans have returned to the game to satisfy the building anticipation. A digital copy of the game on Steam costs $60 for Part I. Between that and the Max subscription that you kept telling yourself you would cancel in the meantime but forgot to, you’ll be out quite a bit of money. The Kinhank Super Console is the perfect solution and now it’s on sale for $89.97.
For less than the cost of Part I of The Last of Us on Steam and your monthly Max subscription, you can get access to more than 70,000 retro and current games like Rocket League, The Last of Us, Space Invaders, and more. That’s plenty of games to keep you occupied in the coming weeks until the new season drops.
The best part? Kinhank doubles as a streaming console so after you’ve beat the game, you can watch the new season from the same application. Snag it for just $89.97 now.
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