GameStop has announced a "last-minute" gaming sale, offering discounts on hardware, games, and accessories. The "Game Days" sale, as it’s called, runs now through December 24. Starting with hardware, the Nintendo Switch is back in stock; that’s not a deal per se, but the console has been hard to find, so it’s good news if you want it for yourself or someone on your shopping list.
Moving to Microsoft’s systems, the 1 TB Xbox One S consoles are marked down by $50. This includes the Shadow of War bundle, which you can get for $300 instead of $350. The various 500 GB models are $80 off, meaning you can get them for around $200. If you’re in the market for an Xbox One X, GameStop–like other retailers–is throwing in a free copy of PUBG with the system. GameStop is sweetening the deal by offering $50 off your next GameStop purchase if you buy an Xbox One X with them during the sale.
Moving to PlayStation, GameStop is offering a free copy of Call of Duty: WWII with every new 1 TB PS4 Pro console, while the retailer is taking $500 off any standard PS4 1 TB model, including bundles. This drops the price down to around $250. What’s more, the PlayStation VR Gran Turismo Sport bundle is marked down to just $200.
In terms of game deals, some of the notable ones include:
GameStop also announced some pre-owned and trade deals, including a 4 for $20 deal on all pre-owned games $10 and under. The retailer also said it has 1,500 pre-owned games that are available for under $5, while you can trade in your smartphone and get up to $350 in credit. Additionally, GameStop is offering (up to) 20 percent extra trade credit for games, accessories, and tech device.
As for accessory deals, GameStop is offering $10 off on some Xbox One wireless controllers and various offers on headsets and charging kits for Xbox and other brands. There are also deals on toys, collectibles, and apparel, including a buy one get one half-off sale on Funk Pops, and 20 percent off some Star Wars toys.
This is just a small sample of what GameStop has on sale in its Game Day sale. Go to the retailer’s website here to see a full rundown of what’s available in the sale.
Source: GameSpot