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The Best Black Friday Gaming Deals

By
Shep McAllister

You’ve reached our hub for all the best Black Friday gaming deals. We’ll be adding all the deals to this page as they go live, and in the meantime, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook for the latest updates.

For more PC parts, external and flash storage, home theater gear, surge protectors, blu-rays, and lots more, check out our main Black Friday deal roundup:

You’ve been asking for a PlayStation Plus deal, and now, it’s finally here. Unfortunately, the discount is only valid on a three month membership, but $10’s still a great price, particularly if you want to stock up and give these away as stocking stuffers. [3 Month PlayStation Plus Membership, $10]

Microsoft is dropping $60 credit and a free game on top of this year’s already discounted Xbox One Bundles. If you want an Xbox One this year, this is the moment. [Xbox One Bundle + Free Game + $60 Credit]

Free game choices include AC: Unity, Forza Horizon 2, Sunset Overdrive, and Rare Replay.

Another option for die-hard Halo fans:

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Alright, here it is. The PS4 Uncharted bundle for $290, with potential sales tax savings for many buyers. We expect it to go quickly, and if you miss out, you’ll have to pay $10 extra to some other retailer, like a sucker. [PS4 Uncharted Bundle, $290]

Update: It sold out at $290, but you can get the same bundle for $299 here.

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For a limited time, you can save 10% on all PlayStation digital codes from Amazon with promo code L1L2R1R2.

You probably already know that 10% won’t create great deals on many full games compared to discounts we see on discs, but the code will also work on rarely-discounted DLC that you have to buy digitally anyway. That means you can save on season passes for Fallout 4, Star Wars Battlefront, and Black Ops III, or digital currency for sports games.

Just note that you can only use the code once, so make sure you fill your cart with everything you need before checking out. [10% off PlayStation Digital Codes, Promo Code L1L2R1R2]

Wii U Accessories:

Whether you want the new 3DS XL, or can settle for the gen 1 model, it’s a great day to pick up Nintendo’s hit handheld.

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Logitech peripherals are the favorite of our team, many of our Editorial staff, and most importantly, our readers. Here are the best Logitech peripheral deals from Black Friday so far, adding more as they come in.

Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX Wireless Laser Mouse ($28) | Amazon

Logitech G502 Proteus Core Optical Gaming Mouse ($40) | Best Buy

Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard ($65) | Best Buy

Logitech G710 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard ($50) | Best Buy

Logitech G910 Orion Spark Mechanical Gaming Keyboard ($90) | Best Buy

Logitech G230 Stereo Gaming Headset ($30) | Amazon

Bonus non-Logitech peripheral deals:

The PS Vita might be worth it just for Fallout 4 remote play, and you can pick one up for just $155 today, an all-time low. [PlayStation Vita, $155]

I know, I know, nobody likes Origin. But deals are deals, and there are some great ones here. [Origin Black Friday Sale]

Highlights:

Dell’s P2715Q 4K monitor has always been the most affordable 27” 4K IPS display on the market, but today, it’s all the way down to $449 for Black Friday.

If you aren’t familiar, IPS displays boast superior color accuracy and viewing angles compared to the TN panels you’ll find in most cheap 4K monitors, and with this deal, you’re basically getting IPS for “free” compared to the going rate of ~27” TN 4K panels. I own the 24” model of this exact monitor, and I absolutely love it. [Dell P2715Q 27” 4K IPS Display, $449]

One of your favorite sound bars is only $170 shipped today from Amazon, and while the “bar” itself is great, what really makes this system special is its included wireless subwoofer and satellite speakers. That means you can experience true 5.1 surround sound at an incredibly cheap price, with no A/V receiver required.

Basically, the wireless subwoofer sits in the back of the room, and receives a signal from the sound bar in front of your TV. As for your rear channels, the two included satellite speakers hook directly into the subwoofer, rather than an A/V receiver, meaning you don’t have to run a wire from your TV cabinet all the way across the room. I own the 38” model of this system, and I can’t believe how great it sounds, or how easy it was to set up.

We’ve seen this a little cheaper refurbished, but this is the best price we’ve ever seen for a new one, and a great gift idea for the holidays. [VIZIO S4251w-B4 42-Inch 5.1 Channel Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer & Satellite Speakers, $170]

Bonus: An updated model with fresh looks and HDMI connectivity is also down to $198 for Prime members. Discount shown at checkout.

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