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Xbox One's Best Black Friday 2019 Game Deals: Gears 5, Call Of Duty Modern Warfare, And More

Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2019 deals have technically arrived early. With these sales come another hectic round of shopping around for the best Xbox One deals. Microsoft's console has seen some excellent games this year, and if you've had your eye on a particular game now's the time to strike, since you probably won't see a better deal for most of them this year.

Already a large number of Xbox One games have been marked down, and with retailers having released their ads so early the year, we already have a good idea which games will be on sale--and many deals are already live, letting you get your shopping out of the way now. We've already seen recent releases like Need For Speed Heat ($30) and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (as low as $38) get Black Friday price cuts, as well as some minor, limited discounts on Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order and Shenmue III. According to early Black Friday ads, some games released at the beginning of 2019 will be available for sub-$20 prices (their lowest yet), including Resident Evil 2, The Division 2, and Kingdom Hearts III.

After initially being limited to Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members, everyone now has access to Xbox Live's digital games sale. While not always as cheap as the physical versions you'll find during Black Friday, those looking for downloadable games have a ton of options, including the full Assassin's Creed series, Sekiro, and more.

In the meantime, we've rounded up the best Xbox One game deals confirmed for Black Friday below, and this story will be updated regularly as we spot more discounts. While specific start times will vary by retailer, many of these game discounts will be live starting Thanksgiving Day. For more Black Friday 2019 Xbox One deals, be sure to check out our guide to the best Xbox One console and accessory deals, which include some great Xbox One X bundles for $350, Xbox One S bundles for $200, and the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition for $150.

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