The best deals in the Switch Black Friday digital game sale are now live, with top discounts on popular titles like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Leading the pack is TRG's game of the year pick: Balatro Special Edition. The fiendishly addictive deckbuilder is available for $19.99 (was $29.99) at Best Buy, and this physical version even includes a set of 10 collectible cards as an added bonus.

The Xbox Black Friday sale is finally here and has really delivered the goods. There are some huge discounts on a wide range of games, with savings up to 55%. If you’ve been waiting for the chance to expand your digital game library without breaking the bank, then now is the time to strike. Want more Black Fridays savings?

Check out all the best early Black Friday deals on board games, including games for adults like Spirit Island and Skyrim: The Adventure, to family classics like Guess Who? and Mousetrap.

Right now, you LG 48-inch B4 4K OLED TV is on sale for $599 at Best Buy. It's $650 off and one of the best OLED TV deals I've ever seen. You can also snag the awesome Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones for just $199, which is $150 off.

It's Black Friday month, people, which doesn't quite mean panic stations, but does mean that there are great deals flying all over the place. We're already gathering some of the best deals live right now for you in our handy list of the best Black Friday gaming deals,

The highly anticipated Nintendo Switch eShop Black Friday 2024 deals are here, offering discounts on a variety of popular Nintendo games and more.

Nintendo Switch OLED + Super Mario Bros. Wonder bundle: £289 @ Argos This bundle deal gets you a Nintendo Switch OLED console with a copy of Super Mario Bros. Wonder and a 12-month membership for Nintendo Switch Online. That means you'll be able to enjoy one of the Switch's best games on a console with a gorgeous 7-inch OLED display.

With November well and truly underway we're closer than ever to Black Friday and all the juicy Nintendo Switch deals that come with it. Some of the biggest US retailers like Best Buy and Walmart have already officially sounded the alarm for their early deals,