GameStop Black Friday sales will save you tons on videos games, consoles, and more

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Black Friday 2018 is fast approaching, but while many retailers have already jumped the gun a bit and started their holiday discounts and sales a bit early, video game and tech retailer GameStop has only just revealed its full slate of discounted products during the traditional sales weekend.

While a few of those deep discounts on video games, consoles, and more have already gone live, the majority of the deals will start online at GameStop's website on Wednesday, Nov. 21 at 9 p.m. Eastern time. If you want to line up at one of GameStop's many brick-and-mortar stores to get these same deals, they will open starting at 3 p.m. local time on Thursday (Thanksgiving Day), Nov. 22. All of these sales will run through Sunday, Nov. 25.

Without further ado, here's a look at our picks for the best discounts you can get from GameStop during Black Friday 2018.

Sales that are already live

Sales that go live Nov. 21 online, Nov. 22 in store

  • Free $50 GameStop gift card with the purchase of any Xbox One, PlayStation 4 or Nintendo Switch console
    • (excluding Microsoft Xbox One S 1TB Minecraft bundle and Sony PlayStation 4 1TB Spider-Man bundle
  • Get a pre-owned Xbox 360 console for free with $69.99 mail-in rebate (Nov. 22-23 only)
  • Xbox One wireless controller  – $39.99 (save $20)

PS4 Games

Xbox One games

Nintendo Switch games

There's a ton of other games and accessories on sale during the Black Friday sales period at GameStop. That includes a bunch of pre-owned games that you can buy for less than $10. You can check out the Black Friday 2018 leaked ad at BFAds.net, and stay tuned for even more Black Friday 2018 sales alerts this week.


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