Walmart’s 2023 Black Friday Sale Event Includes deep discounts on select Xbox Series S bundles. Xbox Series Backwards compatible with thousands of Xbox games, including older Xbox 360 and Xbox games. Plus, it makes a great holiday gift. First time gamer.
We’ve found two must-see Xbox Series X deals at Walmart right now.
Xbox Series S (with accessories): $80 off
In addition to the console with the wireless controller, this Walmart Black Friday gaming sale includes an additional Xbox Wireless Controller in a “Robot White” hue.
You can get it now for $80 off. Only $290 (regularly $370).
“This console is the best console in its price range ever made in the industry,” said a Walmart customer. “I recommend it to anyone who wants the best graphics in this price range at a low price.”
Why I love Xbox Series X:
- This is the fastest Xbox console on the market.
- This console offers true 4K gaming.
- Backward compatibility with thousands of games means you can still play your favorite games even if you have an older Xbox model.
Xbox Series S and Diablo IV: $60 off
This Walmart Black Friday game sale includes a console with a wireless controller, plus an additional controller and a free copy of Diablo IV. The game is the latest online-only installment in the long-running action RPG series. This is his fourth game in the Diablo series and is set in the world of Sanctuary, 50 years after the events of the previous Diablo III: Reaper of Souls. This is the best Diablo has seen and felt in a very long time.
Get this Xbox Series X bundle now for $500 (regularly $560).
Why we like Diablo IV:
- The most immersive Diablo experience yet. The semi-open world feels alive and threatening.
- New classes and mechanics provide dynamic gameplay.
- Engaging multiplayer modes encourage cooperation and competition.
What will be on sale at Walmart’s Pre-Black Friday sale?
Here are some Walmart Black Friday picks to keep an eye on during the sale.
The best tech deals in Walmart’s Black Friday sale:
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