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A Black Friday sign at Oxford Street in London, Britain back in November 2016.

Nov. 24 is just around the corner, which is great news for video game aficionados. Black Friday, since time immemorial always meant tremendous discounts for popular video game titles, and this year is no different. In fact, retailers have already released the list of games that will have significantly slashed prices for the PlayStation 4 as well as the Xbox One.

In a report by Gamespot, one of the biggest retailers, Best Buy, is one of the best places to get cheap games for the Black Friday sale. However, it is important to note that the best time to actually capitalize on this sale is during the event of Thanksgiving, wherein more games will be offered at a discount. As far as Best Buy is concerned, no confirmation has been given on whether the consoles will come cheap as well – that possibility is unlikely.

Except for the Xbox One S, as this comes with a free Xbox One controller, the National Football League based video game, "Madden 18," as well as the racing simulator game, "Forza Horizon 3." Polygon has reported that Best Buy's list of games include triple A titles such as the PS4 exclusive "Horizon Zero Dawn," which will be available for $20, and "Uncharted: The Lost Legacy" for $20 as well. Other titles include "Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite" as well as "Nioh."

The Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel, which is a high-quality driver's wheel controller, will be available at just $199.99. While retailers such as Best Buy and Walmart have more than enough offerings to make potential customers' heads spin, Express seems to think Curry's, which is another retailer, has the worst deals for the Xbox One.

It was posted on the Curry's website that they would be selling the Xbox One S for £1000, with four free games and a free Xbox One controller. The retailer had stated that the exorbitant amount was due to a clerical error in inputting the price, and is now offering refunds for the unfortunate few who may have spent that much money already.