Look towards the Holidays, a Microsoft executive was recently quoted saying, "If you’re buying a console for games, you’re buying an Xbox," and this might be true if deals keep going the way they are. Currently, the Xbox One has to contend with deals as slick as the $299 PS4 bundle deal at Sam's Club, but it looks like they are really going all out before Black Friday even comes around.
Microsoft has outlined their early November plans across a number a retailers and each detail includes a free Xbox One game with any bundle, plus either a gift card or a controller. These are the type of deals that make waiting to see Black Friday deals even more difficult.
If you pass up these deals, there's no going back and who knows if Black Friday will bring anything better. Check out Microsoft Xbox One Holiday Bundles here and their deals across GameStop, Best Buy, Amazon, and Target below.
GameStop
- November 2-5: Get a free controller when you buy a new Xbox One.
- November 6-8: Buy any new Xbox One bundle. Get an additional game and a wireless controller free.
- Now – November 21: Get a $100 credit toward a new Xbox One when you trade in your PS3 (120GB+) or Xbox 360 (250GB+).
Best Buy
- November 1-5: Get a $50 Best Buy gift card when you buy a new Xbox One.
- November 6-7: Buy any new Xbox One bundle. Get an additional game and a $50 Best Buy gift card free.
- November 8: Buy any new Xbox One bundle. Get an additional game free.
- November 2-5: Get Mad Max for free when you buy Xbox One.
- November 6-8: Buy any new Xbox One bundle. Get Mad Max for free.
Target
- November 1-5: Get a $50 Target gift card when you buy Xbox One.
- November 6-7: Buy any new Xbox One bundle. Get an additional game and a $50 Target gift card free. (Online only)
- November 8: Buy any new Xbox One bundle. Get an additional game free. (Online only)
Whichever console gets the cheapest this holiday season will win me over – but – it has to include plenty of freebies. I've been holding on to my PC for quite a while, ol' Labowski (my computer's name) has to retire.