Aside from the Xbox One, there are other consoles which are going to go at interesting and hard-to-beat deals on Black Friday.
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Black Friday deals on HDTVs will be irresistible in coming weeks. “The new Pre-Black Friday Event is created to help alleviate a few of the stress that comes with preparing for a big meal and having a gift list to fulfill”, said Rosalind Brewer, president and CEO of Sam’s Club.
Both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 have been marked down by $50, making them $299.99, while several games are marked down to either $34.99 or $24.99, depending on the title you’re looking for.
If you are in the market for a 40″ Samsung LED HDTV, one of Best Buy’s Door Buster Deals includes the TV along with a 500GB Xbox One LEGO Movie: “The Video Game bundle for $499.98.
This Xbox One deal is hard to beat.
Regardless, though, getting a $425 deal for a PS4 console, which is normally available for retail at approximately $496, is already a good deal in itself.
The deals will be available via Sam’s Club’s website beginning at 12:01 CST on Thanksgiving Day, November 26. The Black Friday doorbusters for Sam’s Club kicked off today, and with a 58-inch Vizio 4K Ultra HD TV for just $700 as a headliner, it’s already clear that this year’s notorious holiday shopping blitz is taking the insane affair seriously, Cyber Monday or not. For $20 you get 1 of 5 Gamestop exclusive Pop figures and 4 other collectibles which can be anything, so it’s a toss up.
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You can also grab Madden 16 and Federation Internationale de Football Association 16 for $29.99 each if you don’t want the deal listed above. Laptops, tablets, and desktop computers will also be sold at hugely discounted prices, the report details. Gamers around the world who love to shop on Black Friday should look no further than GameStop because it appears like they will hit the jackpot this holiday season. Combined with Cyber Monday it means the PS4, Xbox One and all the latest games will be flying off the shelves in quantities not seen since Sony and Microsoft first announced their next-gen consoles.
