It’s hard to believe, but we’re in the early stages of Black Friday. It’s not a single day event anymore. In fact, those days are long gone. Black Friday went from a single day, to 2 days, to a week or more, and now it’s basically the entire month of November. If you’re looking for the absolute best Black Friday deals on video games, some of them are already live.Best Buy, for example, had an early Black Friday sale happening through the weekend, with preview prices on 4KTVs and way, way more.
What to Expect From Black Friday Video Game Deals
This is such a wild video game year, it’s difficult to predict what will happen. It’s doubtful we’ll even any PS5 Black Friday or Xbox Series X Black Friday deals, but that doesn’t mean we won’t see close-out Black Friday PlayStation and Xbox deals on current-generation hardware and software. Last year Sony dropped a great deal on a PS4 Slim and Spider-Man bundle for just $199, and even though everyone knew the PS4 was in its twilight, it still became one of the most popular deals of Black Friday last year.
While PlayStation and Xbox console deals are in the air at this point, we already have a lead on one of Black Friday-past’s most popular Nintendo Switch deals.
Nintendo Switch Black Friday Deals
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