If you want to know where to buy the Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense then we've done some early donkey work to make it easy for you given the controller is now out in the wild and has released fully. Stock is alive and well on both sides of the Atlantic right now so you should be able to bag your controller with ease.
The Limited Edition Fortnite Dualsense is the latest special variant of the brilliant pad, and comes adorned with a host of Fortnite artwork, characters, and wording., It's a brilliant accessory for collectors or just for dedicated Fortnite fans and players.
It's an incredibly busy time for new PlayStation hardware too, with the Fortnite Dualsense coming at around the same time that pre-orders for PS5 Pro stock and PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection pre-orders were announced too.
We're hardened veterans of limited edition hardware launches and stock situations so we're here to help, though it looks like stock is in a good place right now and you shouldn't have any problem buying a Fortnite DualSense.
Where to buy the Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense in the US
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: $84.94 at Walmart
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: $84.99 at PS Direct
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: $84.99 at Best Buy
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: $84.99 at Target
Where to buy the Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense in the UK
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: £74.99 at PS Direct
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: £74.99 at Amazon
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: £74.99 at Very
- Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense: £74.99 at Game
Where to buy the Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense - US
Walmart - $84.94
Walmart's page is up and ready to go and stock seems stable - an easy start!
Amazon - $84.94
Amazon's listing page is up and ready so head on over there to easily bag your Limited Edition Fortnite controller.
Best Buy - $84.99
Perennially reliable when it comes to gaming gear, Best Buy has now got its Fortnite DualSense page up and ready for action.
Target - $84.99
You can order the Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense from Target! Get your gamepad in your cart now!
PlayStation Direct - $84.99
You can go straight to the source for the Fortnite DualSense too, with PS Direct now accepting orders.
Best Buy - $84.99
The video game specialist retailer is also offering stock of the controller right now.
Where to buy the Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense - UK
Amazon - £74.99
The big retailer has stock of the Fortnite Limited live right now! Head over here and bag your unit.
PlayStation Direct - £74.99
Going straight to the source right now is perhaps the best play in the UK with Fortnite Limited Edition DualSense orders open and stock readily available.
Very - £74.99
Always a somewhat underrated retailer to go for gaming gear, Very has proven a reliable source of stock and the Fortnite DualSense is here ready to be picked up!
Argos - £74.99
Being a useful and reliable gaming gear stockist, we're delighted that the Fortnite controller has landed at Argos.
Currys - £74.99
Electronics giant Currys has got the pad ready for you to order and is always worth considering for gaming gear.
Game - £74.99
Game has a track record of getting access to limited edition games and accessories and the Fornite DualSense is no different. Be aware of the postage costs though as it may make it more expensive than other options.
Where to buy the Limited Edition Fortnite Dualsense: FAQs
How much is the Limited Edition Fortnite DualSense cost?
The Limited Edition Fortnite DualSense costs $84.99 / £74.99 and will only be available in limited quantities when it goes on sale - though stock is holding steadily still
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