Walmart has the PS5 and Xbox Series X for its paying subscribers today

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It is time for another round of console restocks, and once again it is limited to paid subscribers. This time, Walmart is the retailer that will have consoles available to order, beginning at 12PM. The standard PS5 with a disc drive will be available to ship from the store, as well as the Digital Edition and the Xbox Series X.

This restock is only available to Walmart Plus subscribers, and no free trials will qualify. It is possible to pay for one month to order a console and then cancel it before you are charged for a second month.

All of your shipping and billing information must be filled out before the scheduled time of 12PM. Walmart's listings may show high prices being offered from third-party sellers, but as the restock time approaches it should flip over to the proper prices through Walmart itself. When the button becomes available and you queue up for your turn, do not refresh your browser too much as it may cause Walmart's bot protection to kick in.

Walmart's console drops have been successful for a long time because nobody likes having to pay extra just to buy a console for its regular price without a bundle. If you have any luck, let us know in the comments.

You can play both digital and physical games on the PS4 and PS5.

$400 is the price for the PS5 Digital Edition. The PS5 is $100 more expensive and does not include a disc drive.

Microsoft's flagship console is the Xbox Series X. The Series S is aimed at smooth 1440p performance and takes a disc-less approach, while the Series X is focused on fast, 4K.

Some choice accessories and games for your new PS5

The latest adventure in the Ratchet and Clank series is the most fun yet. It is the first to launch on PS5 and it is a showcase for amazing graphics and fast loading speeds.

• $50 at Amazon
• $50 at Best Buy

The latest title from Housemarque is a third-person shooter that puts you in the shoes of Selene, an astronauts who is constantly stuck in a time loop.

• $50 at Amazon
• $50 at Best Buy

The midnight black dualsense controller has the same hardware as the original, but in a two-tone black design.

• $70 at Best Buy
• $69 at Walmart

Some choice accessories and games for your new Xbox Series X

The latest game in the sci-fi first-person shooter franchise has a large campaign and a free-to-play mode. A free steelbook case is included in the physical version.

If you decide to use the optional rechargeable battery, the new Xbox controller has a share button and a charging port.

• $49 at Amazon
• $54 at Walmart

Microsoft's Xbox Stereo Headset offers a no-fuss, wired solution for gaming on the Xbox One and Series X / S, as well as PCs, and just about anything with a 3.5mm connection. The gaming headset is similar to the Xbox Wireless Headset, but lacks features like the chat/game audio mix dial.

• $46 at Target
• $46 at Amazon

You don't have to miss a call while you game thanks to Microsoft. We found the headset to be comfortable and well worth the price. It can connect to another device via the same method as it does with the Xbox consoles.

• $100 at Microsoft
• $99 at Walmart

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