Happy Thanksgiving! Many video game carrying (web)stores including Amazon.com have started revealing their upcoming Black Friday 2013 Video Games Deals often with over 50% discounts!
Let’s take a look at what’s available…
Considering there will be hundreds of deals on Black Friday, here are the full overview links:
- Amazon Black Friday video game deals list here; Amazon’s website deals are updated by the minute and are obviously available at all times around Thanksgiving, Black Friday, all weekend, and Cyber Monday!
- GameStop Black Friday video games deals list here; GameStop stores open up at Midnight on Thanksgiving night with some deals good only on November 29, and other good deals lasting the entire weekend.
- Kmart Black Friday video games deals list here; Kmart kicks things off online at 5AM this year, followed in-store at 6AM with their “Triple” Doorbuster specials running until noon.
- Walmart Black Friday video games deals list here; Deals start online on Thanksgiving and in-store at 5AM Friday morning.
- Toys R Us Black Friday video games deals list here; Doorbusters started at 8PM on Thanksgiving evening.
- Best Buy Black Friday video games deals list here; Stores open at Midnight.
- Target Black Friday video games deals list here; Stores open from 8PM on Thanksgiving, but you can get the deals online before then.
- The PlayStation Store, Xbox 360 Marketplace & Nintendo eShop are all running lots of digital sales on games and refer to system discounts as well.
- The Steam Store & Origin Store are both having daily sales; Steam’s biggest discounts are found on the last day of sales — The Autumn Sale lasts from November 27 to December 3 — unless you see a Daily Deal, Flash Sale or Community Choice Sale pop up.
As always the case at retail stores, expect the really good deals on game consoles, HD 3D TV’s (perfect for gaming right?), video game accessories, and cheap video games, to only be available in limited quantities at each store. – Stay tuned to their respective websites for even more online-only deals.
PS: I wouldn’t expect anywhere to have Xbox One or PlayStation 4 consoles in stock for long, new consoles are always a popular Christmas gift.