Xbox One Black Friday bundle: ‘Fallout 4’, ‘Gears of War: Ultimate Edition

The other advantage Xbox One has is the line-up of exclusives this fall. The console being on sale itself would be saving you $50, but when factoring in the extra game and the controller, you will be saving $170 total. If you are looking to get your hands on the Xbox One and highly anticipated games such as Fallout 4 then you are in luck. Now the Dell Small Business Black Friday 2015 Ad scans also have been released online on Black Friday sites. If you’re curiuous about the bundle and want to check out what’s included in it in detail, you will be happy to know that a new unboxing video has been shared online earlier today.

If you play Gears of War Ultimate Edition before the end of the year, you can also unlock Gears of War, Gears of War 2, Gears of War 3 and Gears of War Judgement for the Xbox 360. Micorosft will add the Xbox 360 versions of the game to your account, and they’ll be playable as soon as the Xbox One gets backwards compatibility. And don’t confuse this deal with the official Fallout 4 bundle. “A Dell 20 inch monitor will go on sale 8 a.m. EST on November 27”. Now, seeing how incredibly tempting the deal may be, be warned that the offer is only available in limited quantities. Of course this day is Black Friday and of course this should only be the first of what will be hundreds of mouthwatering deals.

Last year, Dell was the first major tech company to see its Black Friday ad leaked. These are the Inspiron 15 5000 with Celeron processor, 4GB of RAM, 500GB hard drive, and 15.6-inch touchscreen for $299.99; Inspiron Small Desktop with Core i3 Haswell, 4 gigs of RAM, and terabyte hard drive for $349.99; and Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1 with Pentium CPU, 4GB of memory, and 500GB hard drive for $499.99. Dell will have many more Black Friday 2015 deals that just do not fit all into a print ad. These early released ads just give Black Friday shoppers a taste of the type of deals to expect on Black Friday from Dell.

£810 million was splashed out on reduced items in 2014, and e-retail industry association IMRG reckons that the United Kingdom will see £1.07 billion blown on Black Friday 2015.