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Woot’s Early Black Friday Sale Features Some Incredible Video Game Deals

Amazon-owned retailer Woot has launched an early Black Friday sale for gamers, including limited-time discounts on Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox games and accessories.

Woot’s Early Black Friday Sale Features Some Incredible Video Game Deals

Woot has kicked off an early Black Friday sale focused exclusively on video game enthusiasts. To maximize savings during the sale, shoppers should utilize the promo code SAVETOBER, which offers an additional 20% off, with a maximum discount of $40 off a purchase. New customers can take advantage of a 30% discount (up to $60 off) using the same code.

Among the notable deals, Woot highlights a Switch 2 console bundle featuring a game, which is priced at $479. However, it appears this particular deal may have already elapsed. Nonetheless, a highly discounted Switch 2 Pro Controller is available for $67.49 when the SAVETOBER code is applied, representing a significant saving.

For gaming fans, the Switch 2 Pro Controller is an attractive purchase at $67.49, a marked reduction from its original price. Additionally, gamers can snag titles like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond for the Switch 2 at a discounted price of $34.99 for new customers, or $39.99 for all other users, who can benefit from the SAVETOBER promotion.

Woot's Black Friday extravaganza extends beyond the Switch family, offering discounts on accessories for other gaming consoles, including Xbox and PlayStation. Notably, the PS5 DualSense Controller in Midnight Black can be yours for $57.49, a marked discount.

The Woot Black Friday sale continues until November 1, but buyers must act swiftly. The SAVETOBER promo code is only valid until November 1 at 11:59 PM Central Time. So, for those eager to capitalize on these early deals, it's time to act quickly.

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