The site has discount packages for devices such as Xbox One, Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Laptops/PCs and tablets, Microsoft Band as well as other wearables and accessories. There are other deals hovering around the $300 mark.
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In case you cannot afford this package, you can opt for the cheapest product there is at present, namely, the standard Xbox One, which will be available for $299.
The full feature list of this Xbox One update are: “Minor bug fixes and improvements, Fix for consumers who use Discovery and Launch (DIAL) protocol, and Improvements to global speech recognition”.
Microsoft doesn’t actually say what games will be discounted, but in the video we see a few examples, those being, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Batman: Arkham Knight, Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor and Forza Motorsport 6. Microsoft has 12 holiday bundles for the Xbox One, and each comes with a $50 Black Friday discount.
Gamers who really like to game the system should pay attention to this deal. The good news is that Xbox will continue its Black Friday promos until Cyber Monday.
The report further narrated that another more exciting feature of this year’s GameStop Black Friday 2015 deals is the fact that it will run for a week, even after the actual day of celebration.
Xbox One Experience is available now as an update for all Xbox One users. Instead of the 500 GB traditional HDD (hard disk drive) that is used in the regular Xbox One, the Xbox One Elite console uses a 1 TB solid state hybrid drive. But still, that is $75 worth of free holiday shopping at Kohl’s.
This is a fantastic season to buy an Xbox One, and that goes especially if you’re a Target shopper. “Right now the focus is making more Xbox 360 games to work”. These include titles, such as, the “Rise of the Tomb Raider”, “Fallout 4”, “FIFA 16”, etc.
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Microsoft is also discounting popular games for Black Friday. While the handset has recently been on sale for just $59.99 off-contract, it will be available for only $29.99 (albeit locked to AT&T) next week. This means less loading screens and fast startup times when powering on the Xbox.
