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Last year we saw £199 PS4 500GB with Call of Duty Modern Warfare
ExpiredSee our Black Friday 2020 guide for all our predictions, info and analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for the latest offers on now or follow us on Twitter @MSE_Deals.
Console and games retailer Game has previously been a big player on Black Friday, however, last year’s sale wasn't as good as in 2018 when we saw decent deals released early. Discounts in 2019 included PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch bundles, as well as games, but last year ALL of the products we saw were the same price or cheaper elsewhere – hammering home that it's important to compare prices before buying.
This year, with brand new games consoles out including PS5 and Xbox Series X and S, we're hoping to see Game step back up after last year's KO.
Examples of discounts we spotted in 2019:
- PS4 500GB console with Call of Duty Modern Warfare and a two-month Now TV Entertainment pass - £199. Console and game were the same price at AO.com
Not so hot deals:- Xbox One S All Digital V2 incl Minecraft, Sea of Thieves, Fortnite and a two-month Now TV Entertainment pass - £129.99. Console and games were £10 CHEAPER at Smyths
- Nintendo Switch Lite - £189.99. Was £20 CHEAPER at Asda
Important: Don't allow yourself to get caught up in the Black Friday hype, and only ever buy what you need and can afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’ve found the best deal – don't just take a retailer's word for it.
- PS4 500GB console with Call of Duty Modern Warfare and a two-month Now TV Entertainment pass - £199. Console and game were the same price at AO.com
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Game up to 50% off games and accessories
Incl £319 Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart 8, but same price elsewhere
ExpiredUpdate 12.52pm Mon 30 Nov: Most deals spotted on Black Friday for Game are now sold out. We've left the examples below for reference.
Console and games retailer Game has previously been a big player on Black Friday, however, last year ALL of the products we saw were the same price or cheaper elsewhere – hammering home that it's important to compare prices before buying, and it's looking to be similar this year.
Some bundles come with additional Game 'points', eg, Nintendo Switch bundle gets you £20 in points, Over £50 spend gets you £5 in points, but this might only be worthwhile if you're a frequent shopper at Game.
Examples of discounts we spotted at 12.52pm on Mon 30 Nov:
- Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart 8, £319. Comes with £20 bonus Game 'points'. Same price at Currys* with Mario Kart 8. Next cheapest we found, £319.98 at Argos (add game separately) or £329.99 at Nintendo with free 64GB SD card (norm £19.99) and carrying case.
- Xbox One S 1TB, £229.99 (currently OOS). Optional one month game pass for £1 offer. Next cheapest we found, £249.99 at Argos.
- PS4 500GB and FIFA 21 - £279.99. Next cheapest we found, £285.99 at Argos (add game separately).
Not so hot deals:
- Just Dance 2021 Nintendo Switch, £34.99. CHEAPER at Smyths and Amazon*, £29.99.
- EA Sports Fifa 21 with dualshock wireless PS4 controller, £69.99. CHEAPER at Smyths, £64.99
See Nintendo Switch Black Friday deals if you're looking for the best prices on a Switch Lite or other bundle.
Important: Don't allow yourself to get caught up in the Black Friday hype, and only ever buy what you need and can afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’ve found the best deal – don't just take a retailer's word for it.
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