Where to pre-order the PS5 Ghost of Yotei controllers: stock is here in the US and the UK
All the places you can buy the Ghost of Yotei DualSense in the US and UK

Pre-orders for the Ghost of Yotei DualSense are underway, and I'm here to scour all the top retailers and bring you the latest availability. These are likely to be incredibly popular when they release alongside the game on October 2, so I suggest acting fast if you want to score a stylish new PS5 controller.
While I'll be keeping this page as up to date as possible, I've also got a live guide on where to buy the Ghost of Yotei PS5 bundles with up-to-the-minute news on the latest stock and pre-order availability for the limited edition hardware series. I've also created a Ghost of Yotei pre-order page for the game, available for convenience if you're looking to complete the set.
Right then, let's get on with it. Below, you'll find all the key info you need, all the details on the two controller variants, and all the best retailer links to check for pre-order stock.
Ghost of Yotei controllers: cut to the chase
- Price: $84.99 / £74.99
- Pre-order dates: September 4, 2025 (10am local time)
- Release dates: October 2, 2025
- Gold DualSense: PlayStation Direct and other retailers.
- Black DualSense: exclusively at PlayStation Direct
- Design: The gold DualSense is based on the Japanese art form of kintsugi, where gold lacquer is used to repair broken pottery and ceramics; the Black DualSense is designed to evoke the Japanese art form of Sumi-e, where artists use black ink on paintings.
Ghost of Yotei controller pre-orders in the US
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Black): $84.99 at PS Direct
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): $84.99 at PS Direct
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): $84.99 at Amazon
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): $84.99 at Best Buy
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): $84.99 at GameStop
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): $84.88 at Walmart
The Black Ghost of Yotei DualSense will be a PlayStation Direct exclusive, so it too can be found on this page, which covers all of the DualSense variants at Sony's official store.
The Gold Ghost of Yotei DualSense looks absolutely belting, and I bet it will be incredibly popular as a pre-order. It's up on this page at PlayStation Direct right now as part of the whole DualSense range.
Amazon now has the Ghost of Yotei Gold DualSense pre-order page up and you can finally buy the controller now after there was a bit of a delay.
A listing page for the Ghost of Yotei DualSense controller is up now at Best Buy. Of course, it's not available to buy until 10am local time, but it's worth keeping this one open in the background and checking it regularly in case stock makes a surprise early appearance.
Specialist video game retailer GameStop rounds out our picks of the best candidates to buy the Ghost of Yotei Gold DualSense. Here's where it's available now, but you need a Pro membership to buy the controller.
Outside of PlayStation Direct, Walmart should be the next retailer you have to hand for the Ghost of Yotei Gold DualSense controller. This is the best link to keep to hand now, and we'll update it (and the rest of the retailer links below) with the specific one when we spot it.
As and when pre-orders go live, this is the page that the DualSense is likely to pop up on at Target. This retailer was a decent stockist of the 30th Anniversary Edition DualSense, so odds are good for this one turning up here too.
Ghost of Yotei controller pre-orders in the UK
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Black): £74.99 at PS Direct
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): £74.99 at PS Direct
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): £74.99 at Amazon
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): £74.99 at Very
- Ghost of Yotei + Dualsense Controller (Gold) Bundle: £134.99 at Very
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): £71.85 at ShopTo
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): £74.99 at Smyths Toys
- Ghost of Yotei Dualsense Controller (Gold): £74.95 at The Game Collection
Exclusive to PlayStation Direct in the UK, the Black variant of the limited edition Ghost of Yotei DualSense is going to be in high demand so I'd act quick if you want one for yourself.
PlayStation Direct has to be your first port of call in the search for pre-order stock of the Gold DualSense variant. It's slotted in alongside the rest of the lineup on this page right now.
DualSenseAmazon UK has been the place that I've snagged a fair few limited edition DualSense pre-orders and purchases from in the past year, and it has stock of the Gold Dualsense right now.
Very has a listing page for the limited edition Ghost of Yotei controller, and you can pre-order the fancy DualSense right now. You can also get a Ghost of Yotei + Dualsense Controller (Gold) Bundle for £134.99 if you want both the game and DualSense in one package.
The gold Ghost of Yotei DualSense is now up at ShopTo, and the controller is actually a little cheaper than everywhere else, as the independent retailer has it listed for £71.85
I've not known The Game Collection to be a huge stockist of limited edition PlayStation hardware, but it has the gold DualSense available right now, so snag it while you can if you prefer to shop at this retailer.
You'll likely be a slave to Argos' geographical stock spreading when pre-orders do go live, but it's usually one of the top UK retailers that has a good chance of offering the limited edition goodies.
Currys was a repeat stockist of the brilliant 30th Anniversary Edition controller, so I'd say Currys is a very good shout as a retailer for the upcoming Ghost of Yotei gold DualSense.
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