For those that are looking to make the switch to next-gen, or maybe even just looking to buy either the Xbox One or the PlayStation 4 this holiday season, there are some things to consider… As for the PS4, the console included is again a 500GB variant, and you’ll also be getting a DualShock 4 wireless controller, but no games included. With both mainstream gaming consoles – Xbox One and Playstation 4 turning two this year, we are expecting to see some huge discounts and great gaming bundles.
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While the MS Store has the best deals, there are three bundles that sold out.
In either case, any of the deals listed below will net you a free copy of Fallout 4 – one way or another.
Target, Best Buy and Walmart are all offering some pretty decent sales on recent releases including: “Assassin’s Creed Syndicate” and “Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain”, for only $35. But the catch is that the gaming console is pre-owned.
For its Black Friday treats on Xbox One bundles, Dell is offering the 500GB “Gears of War” bundle plus the “Fallout 4” game and an extra controller for only $299 starting 6 p.m. EST.
Last year Brits were finally bitten by the Black Friday bug, with many of us snapping up consoles and games which had been drastically reduced. However, it would be better if you go in to PS4 Black Friday deals prepared. That’s right, you get the latest games on the current generation console for less than $10, reports GameStop News.
Black Friday is back, Cyber Monday is just around the corner and we’re all chomping at the bit to grab a great gaming deal.
Select Xbox One controller are $30 off and the Xbox Live 3-Month Gold Membership is 50% off.
Xbox one bundle for $299 includes a package with full-game download of “Gears War: Ultimate Edition”, the Superstar Cole multiplayer skins, and access to the “Gears of War 4″ Beta, Tech Radar reported.
More Xbox One bundles during Black Friday in Canada are sitting at that $350 range, but what they offer in the bundle changes per store.
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The Signature 17 laptop line, a big bulky system that uses desktop-level processors, gets a $500 instant discount, plus free shipping.
