Xbox One is a piece of hardware that can be a bit challenging to avail to some purchasers, and so deals as mentioned above can be considered a pot of gold for those who look to get more for less. Obviously, despite the middle-aged group preferring Xbox in both months, the reality is that they seem to hold smaller sway in the larger scheme of things, since during the November sales rush Sony managed to hit the 30.2 million mark for their install base.
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Game enthusiasts who followed the Black Friday deals this year may be surprised to know that the Xbox did not have a great day.
During Black Friday 2014, Microsoft won back a number of sales momentum for its Xbox One game console by lowering the price tags of its devices than the price tag of the PlayStation 4 of Sony.
Popular deals for Xbox include a 500GB console with Gears of War: Ultimate edition for $299, Rise of the Tomb Raider bundled with a 500GB console for $349, and a Halo 5 with a 1TB console for $449.
The software giant is also discounting the Xbox One by $50, which means you can grab the console for $299 along with a $60 Microsoft Store gift card as well as a game of your choice. Target is offering an online deal with free shipping on the XBox One 500GB Gears of War bundle.
The store where you can buy the most affordable Xbox One gaming consode is at GameStop, a retail store not really known for affordable prices, ironically. Xbox is also the first game console to display high definition images as a standard. For the last two years, video games and consoles have been the leading holiday sales product, the Consumer Technology Association said. The only other bundle you might want to buy elsewhere is the LEGO Movie bundle, slashed to $285 via Antonline on eBay.
The highly anticipated GameStop Black Friday 2015 deals will not be about purchasing new gadgets and gaming consoles since it also features wonderful trade-in offers which are already available right now.
One of the best bundles of the Black Friday season is the 500 GB PS4 bundled with The Nathan Drake Collection.
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With Black Friday having come and gone, the sales aren’t over yet. However, if you miss out on the bargains on Sunday or Monday, don’t worry. There is no doubt about it. It is needless to say that Cyber Monday deals are as big if not bigger than Black Friday deals and this is the reason that enthusiasm surround it is going up year after year.
