7 best Xbox Black Friday deals that are live right now

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Catch these early Black Friday deals available now

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Black Friday 2023 is on Nov. 24, 2023 but we’re already seeing some fiery deals on the top Xbox products, including consoles, controllers, and games. You can wait, but supplies last, and you don't want to get caught empty-handed a few weeks from now.

We're quite a few years into the Xbox Series X's lifetime, so there's no better time to get a discount than right now. This Xbox Series X Diablo IV Bundle doesn't have the biggest discount, but nabbing Diablo 4 for free is a sweet deal.

Of course, if you're jumping into some local co-op, you should pick up another Xbox Wireless Controller. You're going to need more games than just Diablo 4. Pick up Resident Evil 4 and Street Fighter 6. Running out of space? We have a deal for that too, with the Seagate Storage Expansion Card.

See 5 Black Friday Xbox deals you can get right now.

Xbox Black Friday deals {2023} — early discounts

Street Fighter 6: $59 $39 @ Amazon

Street Fighter 6: $59 $39 @ Amazon
Fighting game fans have been going wild since the launch of Street Fighter 6 back in June. There's been ton of praise about the combat mechanics as well as the story mode that sees you create your own character and go on a journey beating up people in the streets.

Price check: Best Buy $39

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Resident Evil 4: $59 $39 @ Amazon

Resident Evil 4: $59 $39 @ Amazon
Do you want to play one of the best modern survival horror games? Then Resident Evil 4 is the game for you. You get action, zombies, more action, and lots of pretty people, and ugly ones too. Don't pass this discount up.

Price check: Best Buy $39

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Microsoft Xbox Series S Starter Bundle: $299 $249 @ Walmart

Microsoft Xbox Series S Starter Bundle: $299 $249 @ Walmart
Walmart takes $50 off Microsoft's Xbox Series S Starter Bundle. This bundle includes: an Xbox Series S console, a matching Xbox Wireless Controller, and a 3-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership.

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Xbox Series X Diablo IV Bundle: $559 $449 @ Best Buy

Xbox Series X Diablo IV Bundle: $559 $449 @ Best Buy
Save $110 on the Xbox Series X Diablo IV Bundle. This is a stellar console for anyone who wants to snag a console before the holidays. Diablo IV is an amazing game for gamers who love RPGs and class-build systems.

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Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller (Stormcloud Vapor): $70 $45 @ Microsoft

Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller (Stormcloud Vapor): $70 $45 @ Microsoft
Microsoft knocks $25 off the Special Edition Xbox Wireless Controller in (Stormcloud Vapor). It features triggers and bumpers and Hybrid D-pad. Button mapping and improved responsiveness of dynamic latency input elevate your gameplay. It works with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One. 

Price check: Amazon $45 | Best Buy $49| Walmart $45 

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Microsoft Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2: $139 $95 @ Target

Microsoft Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2: $139 $95 @ Target
Save $44 on the Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller. This controller lasts up to 40 hours on a single charge and has Impulse Triggers and adjustable tension thumb grips. It works with Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and Windows 10 PCs.

Price check: Amazon $129 |Best Buy $95 w/ membership 

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Seagate Storage Expansion Card: $219 $149 @ Amazon

Seagate Storage Expansion Card: $219 $149 @ Amazon
Amazon take $70 off the Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S. It adds 1TB of storage to your game drive without compromising graphics, latency and load times. If you're on the brink of maxing out your storage or want to prevent it, the Seagate Storage Expansion Card is a must. 

Price check: Best Buy $149

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