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The GameStop Black Friday countdown sale is already underway with discounts on more than a dozen games, and special offers on Funko Pop! dolls, apparel, and other merchandise. The retailer’s full
Black Friday
sale will kick off on November 25, bringing more door buster deals and limited quantities of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Below, we’ve rounded up some of the best GameStop deals you can snag right now. We’ll update this page as more early discounts are announced.
GameStop’s early Black Friday sale includes up to 50% off select video games. In addition to discounts on some of this year’s most popular titles, console exclusives for the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 are on sale too.
For Nintendo Switch, GameStop is offering $20 off “Super Mario Maker 2,” “The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening,” and “Luigi’s Mansion 3,” and $30 off Yoshi’s Crafted World,” “Mario Tennis Aces,” and “Fire Emblem: Three Houses.”
Some of the best PlayStation 4 games released during 2020 are on sale as well — “The Last of Us Part II” is $30, “Final Fantasy VII,” Remake is $35, and “Ghost of Tsushima” is $40. Meanwhile, “Watch Dogs Legion” is available for $37, which is a savings of $23 less than a month after its release. “Doom Eternal” is $43 off too, bringing it down to $17.
All Funko Pop! Vinyl dolls priced under $15 are being discounted by 25%, and all board games are 25% off too. Video game related holiday decorations are available for 40%, and advent calendars are 20% off.
During the countdown sale, GameStop is also offering a “buy one get one free” deal on all apparel, and 20% off branded merchandise from “Star Wars,” Marvel, “Fortnite,” and “Minecraft.”
GameStop’s current set of early Black Friday deals are guaranteed until November 25, when even more games and accessories will go on sale.
Note: If another retailer is currently offering an even better discount than GameStop on an item, we’ve included a link to that store instead.
In “Watch Dogs Legion,” players recruit a team of special operatives to free London from the grip of oppressive government and corporations. GameStop has the game on sale for $23 off its full price ahead of Black Friday
“The Last of Us Part II” has sold more than four million copies since its worldwide launch on June 19, making it the fastest-selling PlayStation 4 exclusive ever. GameStop will have the game on sale for just $30 during its Black Friday sale.
Players choose between samurai and ninja fighting styles as they defend Japan’s island of Tsushima in this open-world adventure. You can buy the game for $20 off its regular price at GameStop on Black Friday.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate offers a Netflix-style subscription with hundreds of games for Xbox and PC, and the Xbox Live Gold service needed to play Xbox games online. Typically, this service costs $15 a month. This $22 discount on a 3-month membership is one we see often, but since these memberships can be added on to existing memberships, it’s always a solid investment, and an excellent stocking stuffer to boot.
PlayStation Plus allows gamers to play online, nets them special discounts in the PlayStation Network store, and subscribers get free games each month that remain available as long as the PlayStation Plus subscription is active. During Black Friday,
you can save $15 off a year-long subscription.
‘New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe’ reimagines Mario’s classic 2D platforming in a new adventure that allows up to four players to run courses together. This $35 price on the physical copy is the lowest we’ve ever seen. The digital copy will cost $5 more.
GameStop’s full Black Friday sale will start online at 9 p.m. ET on November 25. GameStop stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day but will re-open at 7 a.m. on November 27, with the Black Friday sale running through November 29.
GameStop also offered
Cyber Monday
sales last year, but nothing has been announced for Cyber Monday 2020 so far.
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