By: Jon Christensen on November 3rd, 2009 pm30 3:57 pm
The day after Thanksgiving, otherwise known as Black Friday, is a few weeks away and most retailers cut the price of their products to lure people into the store. Every year, these sales are leaked onto the Internet and websites report the deals and share it with their readers. Today, Gamerdeals is reporting what Sears plans which videogames will be a ‘doorbuster’ on November 27, 2009.
We should note this has not be confirmed by Sears, nor have we actually seen the flyer — so take it what it’s worth. The games that are on sale for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 are pretty decent, most are only about $20 less than the original price of $59.99. And the Wii titles are only about ten-bucks off. That said, I don’t think it would even be worth heading down to the retailer and wait in a line that could honestly take hours just to checkout. If the titles were only $20 each, than maybe — but I don’t need to save $20 on Halo: ODST and loose two hours of my life either.
After the jump check out the supposed list at Sears.
Xbox 360
• Brutal Legend – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Dragon Age: Origins – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Need for Speed: Shift – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Halo 3 ODST – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Left 4 Dead – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Forza 3 Motorsport – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Guitar Hero World Tour Guitar Kit – $49.99 (Save $20) Doorbuster
PS3
• Brutal Legend – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Dragon Age: Origins – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Need for Speed: Shift – $39.99 (Save $20)
• Guitar Hero World Tour Guitar Kit – $49.99 (Save $20) Doorbuster
• Free Blu-ray remote w/ purchase of PS3 Console
Nintendo Wii & DS
• A Boy and his Blob – $29.99 (Save $10)
• Biggest Loser – $29.99 (Save $10)
• Jillian Michaels Fitness Ultimatum – $29.99 (Save $10)
• Drawn to Life (DS) – $19.99 (Save $10) Doorbuster
• World of Zoo (DS) – $19.99 (Save $10) Doorbuster
• Guitar Hero World Tour Guitar Kit – $49.99 (Save $20) Doorbuster
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up – $29.99 (Save $20) Doorbuster
The day after Thanksgiving, otherwise known as Black Friday, is a few weeks away and most retailers cut the price of their products to lure people into the store. Every year, these sales are leaked onto the Internet and websites report the deals and share it with their readers. Today, Gamerdeals is reporting what Sears plans which videogames will be a ‘doorbuster’ on November 27, 2009.
We should note this has not be confirmed by Sears, nor have we actually seen the flyer — so take it what it’s worth. The games that are on sale for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 are pretty decent, most are only about $20 less than the original price of $59.99. And the Wii titles are only about ten to twenty bucks off. That said, I don’t think it would even be worth heading down to the retailer and wait in a line that could honestly take hours just to checkout. If the titles were only $20 each, than maybe I would deal with the crowds– but I don’t need to save $20 on Halo: ODST and loose two hours of my life either.
After the jump check out the suppose list from Sears.
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