After 48 hours of savings on all things gaming, the Amazon Prime Day deals have subsided for another year. While ‘day’ seems a little inaccurate now, as the sale event lasted for two whole days from July 15-16, it feels like everything ended all too quickly. With the wealth of game deals now gone, it’s time to sit back and reflect on what was good, what was bad, and what was downright ugly about Prime Day 2019.There’s no escaping the fact that Amazon Prime Day didn’t come with a whole lot of decent console deals. Amazon did offer some minor savings on the PS4 Pro, and a couple of deals on Switch and Xbox One S All-Digital, but not the bonanza many were expecting. Given the fact that PS5 and Xbox Project Scarlett have been announced for 2020, and that there is a Nintendo Switch Lite on the way, most anticipated that retailers like Amazon would be keen to clear stock of the older consoles, by reducing the price significantly. Perhaps they’re just waiting for the inevitable Black Friday deals madness in November.To give you a flavor of what was on offer during Amazon Prime Day 2019, we’ve left in…