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Black Friday Deals 2015 for Xbox One, PS4: Console, Bundle Discounts on Amazon, Best Buy, Target, Walmart and Gamestop

Jomar Endriga (news@gospelherald.com) Nov 23, 2015 12:46 PM EST

For those who are planning to make a move from PlayStation 4 to Xbox One, vice versa, or just looking to get their first console, Black Friday is a good time to make the switch.

Aside from plenty of video games on sale, gaming consoles are among the best sellers during this popular shopping day as they make good Christmas presents. When it comes to the much-hyped competition between Sony's and Microsoft's consoles, it has become apparent that one is slightly being preferred more than the other.

Data obtained by VG247.com suggest that in 2014, the Xbox One accounts for 53% of all consoles sold during last year's Black Friday sales. On the other hand, the PS4 only occupied 31% of the total consoles sold. However, things may change this year as the retailer have already posted their deals that usually comprise of promos bundled with different video games.

Xbox One Black Friday deals

Here are some of the best Black Friday deals being offered by major retailers for Microsoft's current generation Xbox One. All of them have discounted prices and are bundled with digital copies of popular video game titles.

Apart from those retailers, there are also special Black Friday bundles for the Xbox One being offered directly from the Microsoft Store. Many of the deals are listed in a post on the company's Major Nelson blog. Here are some of them.

  • Xbox One Gears of War: Ultimate Edition Bundle ($349)
  • Xbox One The LEGO Movie Videogame Bundle ($349)
  • Xbox One FIFA 16 1TB Bundle ($399)
  • Xbox One Special Edition Gears of War Bundle ($379)
  • Xbox One with Kinect Bundle ($399)
  • Xbox One Limited Edition Forza Motorsport 6 Console (Nearly sold out) ($399)
  • Xbox One Madden NFL 16 Bundle (Nearly sold out) ($399)

PS4 Black Friday deals

Fans of Sony's current-gen PlayStation 4 console can also be purchased at significantly discounted prices from Amazon, Best Buy, Target and other video game retail stores. Check out some of the best deals below.