For just $299 price tag, the Microsoft’s Xbox One home video game console along with Gears of War Special Edition bundle is offered exclusively by Walmart. After wading through the sales from different retailers, hands down the best place to pick one up is directly from Microsoft, but since some of their bundles are sold out we think Best Buy is a good alternative. This year might end up being one of Sony’s best as there are several unbelievable deals that are present for the PS4 on Black Friday. Also in games for Xbox One that’s a top contender for a deal in video games Cyber Monday deals is Call of Duty: Black Ops III Standard Edition.
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Pre-Owned Game Fun: Best Buy is offering a sweet deal on pre-owned games.
Included in the roster of Cyber Monday 2015 deals for Xbox One is the 1TB “Fallout 4” bundle that features not only a huge capacity for gamers, but also “Fallout 3”.
Not only has Microsoft and Sony announced price cuts for their latest consoles, but retailers are slashing prices to get consoles, games, and accessories off the store shelves.
Last but not the least, in the gaming industry it was primarily games that drove most sales on Black Friday 2015 (44.2 percent) followed by console bundles (37.1 percent). While their Black Friday ads do not have specific prices, they have the amount of “Instant Savings”.
According to Telegraph, various stores have started to launch the most ideal sales and deals for Black Friday. The PS4 is bundled with 500GB of space and Unchartered Collection DVDs whereas the Xbox comes with Gears of War Ultimate.
PS4 has been similarly slashed in price, with an early eBay deal offering the 500GB console with Star Wars Battlefront and Federation Internationale de Football Association 16 for £270. If you were too busy or overwhelmed at the time, you might have missed key deals on Xbox One games, including up to 50% off select titles, plus the addition of $10 gift code stacking on some titles. Activision Blizzard Inc. (NASDAQ: ATVI) is offering World of Warcraft at only $4.99, down from the usual price of $19.99.
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Now is the time to go out and get these best deals for the PS4. Infoscout’s stats show a comparison between buying trends of Millennials and middle-aged consumers between October and this past Black Friday shopping spree.
