Christmas is almost here and there are lots of video games to buy… for you, for me, for everyone. Everyone wants video games under the tree. So here’s a list of the Black Friday sales going on at some of our favorite local video game stores. I know it may surprise you, but there are a lot of games out there you can’t just buy at Target or Walmart. All the coolest games.
Oldschool Videogames
12635 N 56th St, Tampa, FL 33617
Friday: 50% off all used video games, including consoles
They’ve got retro consoles here, and lots of old games.
M&M Video Games
13355 Belcher Rd S Unit C, Largo FL
2013 Gulf to Bay Blvd, Clearwater FL
2705 54 Ave N #1, St Pete FL
Friday:
Buy 2 Get 1 on free all games (cheapest game will be free)
Buy 1 get 1 free on Xbox & PS2 games
Buy 1 get 1 free on gaming accessories
$20 gift card with purchase of a Sega Genesis, Playstation, PS2 or Wii
This looks like a solid sale with a few locations to choose from. They have retro & current games.
Play N Trade
12925 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa FL
All Week:
Call of Duty Advanced Warfare $44.99 (Xbox One)/ $49.99 (all others)
Halo Master Chief Collection $49.99
Call of Duty Ghosts $14.99 (All platforms)
Used Xbox 360s starting at $74
Used Wii Systems $39.99
Used DS Lite/DSi systems $34.99
$30 off all PS3 systems
Also, other games are on sale and used games are buy 2 get 1 free.
R.U. Game
306 Brandon Town Center Mall, Brandon FL
Thursday 6pm: 35% off everything in the store
Their Black Friday starts on Thursday. Sorry families.
Revolution Video Games
2501 W Busch Blvd Suite 6, Tampa FL
CLOSED ON FRIDAY
Booooo!
Gamestop
The one that’s closest to you
Friday & Saturday:
$329.99 Xbox One Holiday bundles.
$399.99 Playstation 4 Limited Edition bundle.
$49.99 Destiny for PS4.
Limited Edition Skylanders Eon’s Elite Trigger Happy $24.99
Retro NES Nintendo 3DS XL $199.99
Xbox One Polk Audio 4Shot Headset $59.99
Legend of Zelda Monopoly $39.99
All Weekend:
$30 off pre-owned consoles
Buy 2 get 1 free on pre-owned games and accessories under $20
They’ve got a lot of games marked down. You know how it is, it’s the Walmart of game stores.
