The Best Gaming Deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2020

Consoles are hard to find, but there are still some diamonds in the rough.

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This year’s Black Friday coincides with a console launch, but don’t expect to find any deals on the new consoles — or to be able to buy them at all. What you can find, however, are some great deals on peripherals and subscriptions, like a massive Nintendo Switch SD card and a headset for chatting with your friends. Or maybe best of all, $22 off 3 months of Xbox Game Pass, one of the best deals in gaming.

PlayStation Store:Save up to 70% on digital games. Expires 11/30

Xbox Store: Save up to 55% on games, $40 on headsets, and start a Game Pass subscription for just $1. Expires 12/3

Xbox Game PassBest Buy

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate 3 Month Membership

$45 $23 (Save $22)

Xbox Game Pass is basically the Netflix of gaming, and by scoring three months at a discount, it’s an even better deal. 

WHY GAME PASS IS SO GOOD

Widscreen monitorMicrosoft

Samsung 49-Inch QLED Gaming Monitor

$899 $699 (Save $200)

A widescreen, curved monitor will kick your PC gaming setup to a whole new level, so long as your PC can push the pixels. 

A headsetAmazon

Razer Kraken Gaming Headset (PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch)

$80 $50 (Save $30)

Gaming with friends has never been as comforting as it is these days, and so is being able to actually talk to them while you do it. 

a playstation plus subscription cardBest Buy

PlayStation Plus 12-Month Subscription

$60 $45 (Save $15) 

PlayStation’s premium subscription service is even better when it’s at a discount. 

a microsd cardBest Buy

SanDisk 400GB microSDXC for Nintendo Switch

$180 $60 (Save $120)

There’s no such thing as too much storage and with 400 GB at your disposal, your Switch’s library will be an infinite expanse.