The PS4 would be released in just a few days and a week later, the Xbox One would jump into the market too. Currently, fans might be keeping their eyes on the Black Friday deals for the two brand new consoles.
There had been some news that the supplies on the PS4 and Xbox One consoles would not be as much as their predecessors. If you want a PS4 or Xbox One without pre-ordering one, you might want to get in line for the release on midnight of 15th November for the PS4 and 22nd November for Xbox One. You also can expect that there might not be any big Black Friday sales on the PS4 and Xbox One games.
However, it is still a good idea to keep your eyes on a Black Friday deals since retailers would put up crazy deals. Buyers and retailers were not the only ones who make great use of the Black Friday deals. Game distributors also spend a lot of time working on the Black Friday deals, and most probably would intentionally leaking them. Recently, there had been a leaked on a Black Friday deal for games on Xbox One and PS4. These games include Assassin’s Creed 4, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Fifa 2014, Madden 25 and others. The ad showed that the Black Friday deal would be held in Toys R Us and customers would get 40% off on the 2nd game they purchase. How crazy is that?
We have seen an ad leak and this tells us about deals for games for the Xbox One and PS4, these include Assassin’s Creed 4, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Fifa 2014, Madden 25 and others. BFAds posted an ad for Toys R Us for Black Friday and it shows that there will be a Buy One Get One 40% deal on games. Games are shown for the PS3 and Xbox 360, but with releases before Black Friday it is thought that they will also have games in store for the PS4 and Xbox One. However, the discounts won’t apply on starter packs and despite the ad looks legitimate, there had not been a confirmation that the Black Friday deal would really be held.
If you would like to try out your luck and see if the deal is real, you should start lining up before the sale started on 12.01AM on Thanksgiving. Better hurry up since the games on Black Friday sell faster then they get on the shelves.
