MLB The Show 24 Collector's Edition Gets Nice Discount

If you've been watching the 2024 MLB season and have felt the itch to play some baseball for yourself, there's a great price cut on the MLB The Show 24 Negro Leagues Edition. Typically listed for $125, you can pick up the collector's edition of the recently released baseball sim for just $100. That's the best price we've seen--though it's unclear how long the discount will stick around.

MLB The Show 24 Negro Leagues Edition

$100 (was $125)

This discount applies to both the PlayStation and Xbox versions of the game at select retailers. Along with a copy of MLB The Show 24, you'll get an exclusive Negro Leagues New Era hat and a steelbook case. Aside from those collectibles, a few in-game goodies are available, including 20,000 Stubs for Diamond Dynasty, a Diamond Choice Pack, five Gold Choice Packs, 20 Show Packs, a cover athlete bat skin, and double daily rewards.

See at Best Buy (PS5)

See at Best Buy (Xbox)

See at Amazon (Xbox)

While both the PS5 and Xbox versions are on sale at GameStop and Best Buy, Amazon is only carrying the Xbox version of the game. Amazon offers free overnight shipping for Prime members, while Best Buy and GameStop offer in-store pickup for select locations and free shipping (not as fast as Amazon, though). Keep in mind Xbox owners who are subscribed to Game Pass can play MLB The Show 24 without buying a copy.

Our MLB The Show 24 review found it to be a solid entry in the series--and while it doesn't do a whole lot to innovate, it's still the premier baseball game on the market.

"MLB The Show 24 still maintains the series' commendable output with fantastic gameplay and another collection of fascinating stories exploring The Negro Leagues and its players," wrote critic Richard Wakeling. "The addition of women in Road to the Show is another positive step, further reinforcing the overarching theme that baseball is for everyone, while the ability to customize how you play Franchise mode makes it a much more palatable proposition for those embarking on a 162-game season. MLB The Show 24 might not swing for the fences, but it's still a great way to spend the looming summer months."