Black Friday is right around the corner now and the deals have already begun in earnest. We're working hard over here to catch the very best early offers in the run-up to the big sales event and we've found a great deal from Xbox at the moment. For between $490-$500, you can get yourself an Xbox Series X, Diablo 4, and another game of your choice. This bundle typically goes for around $560, so if you want a bargain then now is the time to move.
Early Black Friday Xbox Bundle Deal
We like to get going early on Black Friday here and this is one of the best pre-event deals we've come across so far. Black Friday bundle deals are always great and this one is no exception. If you're yet to play Diablo IV, then now is your chance. It's time to suit up for the battle between heaven and hell as Sanctuary has been consumed by hatred. Diablo IV offers the most expansive array of demons, abilities, loot, and locations of any entry in the series to date.
And once you're done with Diablo IV, you can just dive straight into the bonus game that you picked out for yourself in the bundle. You've got plenty to choose from, some of the highlights include Modern Warfare III, Elden Ring, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Starfield, AC Mirage, EA Sports FC 24, and many many more.
Another Great Black Friday Xbox Deal
If you're looking to shop around for your Xbox deals this Black Friday, then you definitely have some options. Dell are currently selling the Series X for $449.99. At face value, that's only a $50 saving on the RRP of the console, BUT, you get an extra treat thrown in. They're offering a bonus $75 promotional e-gift card. Once you place your order for the Xbox, you'll get an email containing the gift card within 20 days of the console being shipped. Use it promptly though, because it is only valid for 90 days.
Black Friday is the perfect chance to pick up all your Xbox needs. If you're shopping for someone else, then check out our Xbox Gift Guide for a cheat sheet on what to buy them.
Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.
