Update, November 18th at 12:00 PM ET: Retailers continue to discount the Xbox Series S and now $240 from AmazonWhen $235 from DellWe have updated the original story below to reflect this.
Microsoft has officially lowered the price Xbox Series S for the HolidaysIt’s part of the Xbox Black Friday promotional sale, where you can get up to 67% off digital games, up to $25 off Xbox controllers, and much more.
This is probably the best deal we’ll see when it comes to ‘new generation’ consoles this coming Black Friday. $60 Off The Smallest Xbox EverXbox Series S, and get ready for one of the best years Xbox has ever had in 2023.
What’s more, the deal will officially make the Xbox Series S cheaper than the most popular gaming console, the Nintendo Switch. The Nintendo Switch also has its own Black Friday deals. While you’re here, several retailers have grabbed an Xbox controller for just his $39.99 for Black Friday. This is also a great deal. Don’t miss our roundup of the best Xbox Black Friday deals. Make sure you are following. @IGNDeals Stay up to date on Black Friday on Twitter.
Get an Xbox Series S for just $240 on Black Friday
Remember, games like Starfield, Redfall, High on Life, Hellblade 2 (hopefully), Warhammer 40K: Darktide, Forza Motorsport, Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl and many more will drop on Xbox Series S from now until the end of 2023. Please keep , you can play them all on Game Pass. There are currently no indications that the Xbox Series X will be slashed beyond his $499.99 price tag, but Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has said he has no intention of raising the price like Sony did with the PS5. says. now.
This deal is a great time to hop on the upcoming Xbox hype train, especially if you’ve just picked up a PS5 at this point. It’s affordable and worthy of being a console in your collection. Or, if you’re feeling generous, it’s the perfect holiday season gift.
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Robert Anderson is a trading expert and commerce editor at IGN.you can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
