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If you do not have one yet, it is probably a great time to pick up the Xbox One as Microsoft has announced some rather awesome Black Friday bundled deals for the console.
For example, along with the $299.99 price tag, we’re expecting Microsoft Store to also offer an additional free game (or two), or $50 in Xbox Live credit.
Can you believe that it’s been exactly a decade since Microsoft launched its second console, the Xbox 360? We will update you as soon as we receive a response.
Microsoft is offering lots of Black Friday deals for Xbox One bundles, Surface tablets, and personal computers.
Best Xbox One deals: What should I look for in a bundle?
We’ve rounded up the best Fallout 4 Black Friday deals to help save you some money or net you a copy within a larger bundle. The retailer posted a “dare to compare” circular online showing how its prices beat other retailers and is already offering online deals. More details on the Evening Edition deals will be given at a later date.
Microsoft’s Xbox One bundle sale will be valid from November 26 to November 30, the report adds. This offer is available at GameStop (all weekend), Best Buy (Black Friday only), and Wal-Mart (Black Friday only). Some fans point out that this might not be fair to owners of older consoles but it is an incentive for them to move up to the Xbox One.
In addition, customers can save $50 off the standard retail price on any of the 12 Xbox One holiday bundles which include Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians package.
Non-gamers are in for some Microsoft deals, as well.
The Black Friday sale also includes some killer deals on third-party hardware. A Microsoft Xbox One Wireless Controller is $39.99, and a PlayStation 4 DualShock wireless is $49.99. For total customization freedom the Xbox One Elite Controller is still recommended, but now you still have plenty of options with the standard controller.
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Target is kicking off the holiday shopping frenzy at 6 p.m. on Thursday.
