Best Buy's Weekly Game Deals For Xbox One, PS4, And Nintendo Switch

This week's Best Buy deals are available through March 2, and there's plenty to choose from whether you're an avid PS4, Xbox One, or Nintendo Switch gamer. Since only a few days are left in this sale, let's take a look at what games and bundles are most worth your money.

One of the more eye-catching deals is an Xbox One X Fallout 76 bundle that's selling for $400--a pretty sweet deal considering the console on its own has been priced at $500 in the past. While Fallout 76 underwhelmed many long-time fans of the series, this bundle is an excellent chance to snag one of the most powerful consoles on the market for $100 cheaper--and if you're a Fallout fan who, despite the negative reception, is still curious to give 76 a shot, then you'll have that perk as well.

There are also several other Xbox One bundles discounted at Best Buy right now--most notably, this Xbox One S Fortnite bundle that includes the Eon cosmetic set, 2,000 V-Bucks, and a one-month trial for both Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold. It's available for $250, down from $300. FYI, Fortnite Season 8 just started, so it's a good time to get in on the action.

It's a good time to pick up Red Dead Redemption 2, the critically acclaimed, open-world Western that's so good, we named it Game of the Year for 2018. Red Dead 2's standard edition is $20 off for both PS4 and Xbox One, selling for $40. Unsurprisingly, this is currently the best-selling deal in this week's Best Buy sale.

If you have a Nintendo Switch, a Pro Controller is absolutely worth the upgrade, even though they're pricey. Luckily, Best Buy has Switch Pro Controllers discounted from $70 down to $57, so here's a great excuse to snag one and drastically improve your Switch-playing experience.

Mortal Kombat 11, which releases April 23, is also up for pre-order at Best Buy right now. While there's no discount on the pre-order, you'll get access to the beta test that will run March 28 through 31 for anyone who pre-orders the game on PS4 or Xbox One.

See more discounted games (plus a few price drops) from this week's Best Buy sale below. And remember: these offers are only available through Saturday; a new batch of deals will be posted on Sunday.

PS4

Xbox One

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown -- $50
Forza Horizon 4 -- $30
Minecraft: Master Collection -- $40
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds -- $15
Red Dead Redemption 2 -- $40
Sea of Thieves -- $30
Shadow of the Tomb Raider -- $30
State of Decay 2 -- $20
WWE 2K19 Season Pass -- $15

Nintendo Switch

The Banner Saga Trilogy (price drop) -- $30
Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 (price drop) -- $30
Portal Knights -- $15
Sonic Forces (price drop) -- $20

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