As Black Friday approaches, the Xbox Store has already released all of its greatest deals which are all digital, aside from its bundles. Ranging from great discounts and interesting deals, Xbox Store is now geared up for the upcoming sale event of the month.
Aside from its Xbox bundles, the Xbox Store will not be offering deals on physical goods. It mainly offered discounts and deals on downloadable content (DLC) and digital copies of video games. In addition, the company shall be offering an Xbox Live Gold deal prior to Black Friday. Gottabe Mobile reported that starting November 20, Xbox Live Gold subscription shall be offered for 1 USD, and subscribers would also get a 10% discount on items. It seems that the company is letting subscribers take advantage of the Black Friday deals earlier than non subscribers.
Furthermore, the company shall offer great discounts for over 150 games at 40 to 60%. As iDigital Times reports, Xbox Store's Black Friday 2015 trailer have teased great deals on games like Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, Batman: Arkham Knight, Forza Motorsport 6, Advanced Warfare, Goat Simulator, and Witcher 3. It is also reported that, though Star Wars Battlefront and Fallout 4 do not appear in the trailer does not mean that there is no possibility for Xbox to offer interesting deals on two of the hottest games of the year.
On the other hand, Recorder Press reports that Xbox lined up its bundles for the upcoming sale event. Xbox shall be offering a 500 GB Xbox One Lego Movie Bundle which also comes with a controller. Another bundle offer is the 500 GB Xbox One Gears of War: Ultimate Edition for 299.99 USD. It seems that Xbox must take advantage of its deals and offers, as it is reported that PS4 victors over Xbox One on console wars, the former having twice the latter's global install base.
On November 24, loyal Xbox customers may enjoy great deals, including 40 to 60% discounts for over 150 games in the upcoming Xbox Store Black Friday 2015 sale. Xbox Live Gold members enjoyed earlier access to such deals on November 20.
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