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Madden NFL 20 Black Friday Deals 2019 - Walmart, Target, Best Buy, And More

Madden NFL 20 brings the franchise into a new decade, and it's proven to be one of the most popular games of 2019. It came out in June, which makes Black Friday 2019 a prime time to get it for cheap in time for Christmas. Lots of stores have the game for half-off for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but Walmart currently has the absolute best deal on it--it's just $27 there right now.

Walmart's Black Friday sale kicks off on November 27 and includes many other games, in addition to Madden. Most of their prices edge out Best Buy, GameStop, and Target, though there are a few that are cheaper at other retailers. We'll be sure to keep you up to date on the lowest prices right here on GameSpot.

Madden NFL 20 (PS4, XBO) - $27 at Walmart
Madden NFL 20 (PS4, XBO) - $27 at Walmart

Madden NFL 20 | $27 ($60)

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EA's latest football game received a score of 8/10 in our Madden NFL 20 review. GameSpot's Eddie Makuch praised its new X-Factor abilities, week-to-week challenges, and on-the-sticks gameplay, the latter of which he says is "the best it's ever been." However, the story elements of the QB1 mode and the minimal changes to Franchise mode left him wanting.

"Madden NFL 20 is an improved version of the annualized professional football series that excels in some areas and leaves something to be desired in others," he wrote. "The new QB1 career mode--which includes a barebones NCAA football experience--overall feels like a half-baked idea that doesn't deliver anything meaningful or interesting. When it comes to the on-the-field action, however, the new X-Factor and Superstar abilities shake up the familiar gameplay formula to give seasoned players and newcomers alike a fresh way to scheme plays and orchestrate strategy on both sides of the ball."

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