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Observer: System Redux Developer Introduces The Remaster’s 3 New Quests

IGN can exclusively reveal a new Observer: System Redux gameplay video, showing a fascinating glimpse at footage from new quests that have been added to this next-gen update of the 2017 game. The video, narrated by composer and audio director Arkadius Reikowski, shows new gameplay elements from early portions of the Errant Signal and Her Fearful Symmetry quest lines, both of which will be included when the cyberpunk horror game hits PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on each console’s respective launch date.

Observer: System Redux will feature three new cases in total, with the third titled It Runs in The Family. Each will introduce new characters whose stories are intertwined with the lives of tenants already known to returning Observer players, and Bloober Team say that these new stories will add “quite a bit of new content” to the game. Check out footage of the new quests below:

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In an interview with IGN Japan ahead of Tokyo Game Show, Bloober Team CEO Piotr Babieno shed extra light on the gameplay demo. Regarding Errant Signal, he explained, “While exploring the building, (protagonist) Dan (Lazarski) catches a cryptic message on his ComPass. The device glitches frantically for a few seconds, displaying just a simple ‘Help us’ and a number. Following this lead means that Dan will get to know the ugly underbelly of Krakow 2048 better than he’d like to. It seems that someone in the slums is occupied with human trafficking…”

Introducing Her Fearful Symmetry, Babieno continued, “Dan stumbles upon an odd-looking set of items strewn together in one hallway. Although their purpose is not clear, they were clearly left there deliberately. Along with the strange symbols scrawled on the floor and wall next to them, they appear to form an altar. Stuck into the contraption, Dan finds an unsettling message. Its author seems to be referring to some mysterious woman, longing for them to be together again. The intensity of his affection seems unhealthy, almost psychotic. Dan follows to check if there’s a woman bothered by a stalker somewhere in the building.”

Babieno also detailed the It Runs in The Family quest. “In the Ripper Doc’s tattoo shop, Dan finds a key to one of the building’s apartments,” he said. “Mail on Doc’s computer suggests that it is a spare key to a certain Stanley Tkaczyk’s home, and that Doc supplies him with illegal substances. What is the connection of this case to other of Doc’s questionable business pursuits? What brought Mr. Tkaczyk to the neighborhood’s notorious tattoo artist?”

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While leaving a few question marks hanging in the air so as not to spoil the mystery, Babieno told us that the new cases allow players to further explore “classic cyberpunk themes such as omnipotent but faulty technology, unfair work conditions and corporate governance over the smallest details of life,” along with “more timeless topics like familial duty, grief, loneliness, sanity, greed and lust, as well as self-consciousness and emancipation.”

In addition to new quests, Observer: System Redux will feature next-gen upgrades such as ray-tracing and improved loading times, which Babieno says will allow the development team at Bloober to realise their vision for a dark cyberpunk future more completely.

Also, the developers paid particular attention to overhauling Janus, the janitor in the original game, and his office. “As the old janitor is our guide to the building and Dan interacts with him quite a lot, we decided to do an entirely new model for the character with a full set of new animations, to make him more realistic and interesting,” said Babieno. “The office was redone to feel more homely, even if a bit creepy. It now feels like a place where someone actually lives and works.”

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Since the original version of Observer was released in 2017, its star Rutger Hauer – who voiced and gave his likeness to protagonist Daniel Lazarski – has unfortunately passed on. We asked Babieno how it felt to rework the game for a new audience in Hauer’s absence, and whether System Redux includes any previously unused footage of Hauer, or shows his work in a new light.

“It was a great privilege to work with Rutger Hauer and also to be able to make one of his last performances shine again,” said Babieno. “Sadly, there wasn’t much unused footage to add to the game, but what we had was enough to give Dan Lazarski a chance to uncover a few new cases.”

Observer: System Redux will be released on November 10 on PC and Xbox Series X/S, and November 12 on PlayStation 5.

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All-Digital PS5 And Xbox Series S Pose Unique Accessibility Challenges

As we move into the new generation, it appears the industry is taking big steps toward creating the eventuality of an all-digital future. Both PlayStation and Xbox are offering lower-priced all-digital consoles–the PS5 Digital Edition for $400 and the Xbox Series S for $300–which may make up an increasing share of their console sales as the generation continues. But a digital future poses a unique challenge for disabled gamers, and one that requires laying the groundwork for solutions now.

The benefit of an all-digital future for Microsoft and Sony is clear. With a discless console, you’re locked into their respective ecosystems and the companies get a cut of your purchases. It’s entirely conceivable that the shift toward all-digital will be partly organic, but also pushed hard by the platform-holders themselves. The lower price points for each appears aimed at incentivizing digital consoles to spur on this vision of the industry’s future.

The issue with all-digital consoles was flagged on Twitter by accessibility advocate and consultant Steve Saylor, aka the Blind Gamer. Saylor works with Can I Play That, an online resource for disabled gamers to find accessibility options in games. Saylor noted that disabled gamers often rely on trading in physical games to act as a stopgap, almost-refund policy if they come to realize a game isn’t well-suited to them. The concern is caused by a combination of generally poor pre-release information on accessibility options from publishers and the lack of refund policies on many digital storefronts.

“We don’t really get a lot of accessibility info about games beforehand,” Saylor told GameSpot. “We get it, maybe, about two weeks before the game comes out, if at all. And sometimes it’s just a blog post on a website. It’s almost buried in either the news cycle or social media timelines. There’s never really any big push for it.”

As an example, he cited Cyberpunk 2077. Despite having known about the game for almost eight years, and a promotional campaign that has included trailers, preview events, and regular Night City Wire streams, we know precious little about whether gamers with disabilities will be able to enjoy it.

“We’re getting so much information about the game, including [that] you can customize your character’s genitalia,” Saylor said. “And yet, as far as accessibility info, there literally has only been one tweet [about subtitles].”

That lack of information for most games leaves gamers with disabilities in a bind: take a gamble on purchasing a game without knowing if it will be playable, or wait and be left out of the digital water-cooler conversation that other gamers take for granted. Physical copies allow for somewhat of a compromise, letting disabled players recoup some money if the gamble doesn’t pay off.

Digital storefronts on consoles offer no such simplified solution. Saylor said Microsoft is the most lenient, offering a contact form that can be submitted for the company to evaluate providing a refund on a case-by-case basis, but usually only within 14 days of purchase. (He also notes that Xbox Game Pass is a handy solution for disabled gamers, letting them sample a wide variety of games to find the ones that work.) PlayStation’s refund policy requires you not to download or stream a game before getting a refund, though Sony can be contacted for special exceptions as well. Nintendo, Saylor said, is the most opaque, offering no digital refunds at all. GameSpot has contacted Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo for comment on their policies but as of press time has not received a response.

But physical purchases are still a less-than-ideal solution, and as the industry leans more toward an all-digital future, navigating the accessibility issue will become even more pressing for gamers with disabilities. To truly tackle the problem going forward, the industry needs to adapt–developers should be both clearer and more consistent in advertising the accessibility information for their games, journalists should regularly pursue trying to find this information when it isn’t public, and console storefronts should have broader digital refund policies.

“Obviously, knowing about it allows us to make our proper purchasing decisions,” Saylor said. “I think that the easy solution would be to change the refund policy–but not to do it in a way that will single out people with disabilities, because there’s always going to be people that are going to take advantage of that. And that, essentially, is a subtle form of discrimination, if you are only given the refunds based on the accessibility standpoint.”

Saylor said that accessibility info should be included in the marketing plan from the beginning–not only because it gives disabled gamers plenty of time, but also because it lets them engage with other fans who are excited about the game. He said Ubisoft’s recent reintroduction of Immortals: Fenyx Rising (previously Gods & Monsters) was a good example, as the company invited content creators with accessibility needs to participate in a preview demo and give their impressions.

One digital storefront that has attempted to tackle the problem is Steam, which offers digital refunds as long as your total time played is less than a certain amount. That’s a good solution, but Saylor said it isn’t a magic bullet.

“The caveat to that is that sometimes there are gameplay elements that are a little bit further into the game, past the first few hours, that might become difficult for disabled players to be able to play,” Saylor, who consulted on TLOU2, said. “Say for instance, The Last of Us [Part 2], with the Rat King. That was really difficult for some players to play. [Naughty Dog] actually did release a patch later to remove some barriers to be able to complete that section. But we didn’t know until, obviously, about 15 hours in.

“So yes, I think having within the first few hours, if you try it and you know you can’t play it, yes, a hundred percent, of course, a refund would be great. But in a way, I think also the timeline of within the first 14 days or first 30 days, whichever, would probably be better.”

All this said, Saylor recognizes that disability is “more of a spectrum than an on-off switch.” Accessibility tools fall under a wide umbrella of those meant to assist with vision impairment, hearing impairment, or limited motor capabilities. The breadth of different types of disabilities means the more information available before launch, the better.

“There are certain things you can talk about that are just, in general, able to benefit in multiple disability types,” he said. “And that’s great and that’s kind of all we want. If you really want to [provide] as much information as possible, then studios can put out basically the entire list of all the settings that are in the game, accessibility or otherwise. At least then, we know beforehand what’s available. Because we disabled players, we know what we would need. Sometimes we can be surprised and find that a feature that we didn’t think about would benefit. But we know exactly what we’re looking for.”

Xbox Makes HUGE Moves | Generation Next

It’s been an absolutely huge week for Xbox. Opening preorders up for Xbox Series X and Series S alone would have been a momentous occasion for the company, but ahead of doing that it dropped a bombshell: Xbox has acquired ZeniMax Media. The purchase includes Bethesda, and properties such as The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Doom, Dishonored, and Wolfenstein, among others.

In this episode of Generation Next, Lucy, Jordan, and Tamoor talk about the implications of Xbox’s acquisition, what it means for PlayStation 5 exclusives that the company was working on, and the impact it could have on Game Pass. They also look at what Microsoft CEO Satya Nadela has said previously and discuss whether Xbox could make further acquisitions.

Of course, the crew also cover Xbox’s preorder process which, while not as disastrous as PlayStation’s, still was much rougher than most people would have liked. Retailers struggled to meet demands and, in some cases, outright didn’t make preorders for the Series X and S available at the time prescribed by Microsoft. Were Lucy, Jordan, and Tamoor able to get one? Watch and find out.

Generation Next is GameSpot’s dedicated show that’s all about the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. Each week we’ll be digging deeper into the biggest news stories, as well as talking to the developers that are charting the future of gaming. You can catch up on previous episodes here.

The Simpsons Recasts Carl Voice Actor

Following a much-publicized, lengthy controversy over representation, whitewashing, and stereotyping sparked by comedian Hari Kondabolu’s 2017 documentary The Problem With Apu, The Simpsons’ 32nd Season kicks off this Sunday with some course corrections enacted: Variety is reporting that in the season premiere, Carl Carlson will be voiced by Alex Désert (Better Things, Better Call Saul) instead of Hank Azaria.

Désert will be taking over the role of Homer’s co-worker and Lenny Leonard’s best friend at the nuclear power plant–although it’s not yet clear whether he will be permanently replacing Azaria and/or other characters as well. Reportedly, Dr. Julius Hibbert–another Black character who under a recent decision by producers would require recasting characters of color to have corresponding voice actors–appears in the episode, but does not speak.

Azaria has publicly grappled with the preceding controversy in media and late-night interviews, before finally announcing earlier this year that he will no longer voice Apu. Last year, The Simpsons creator Matt Groening said that Apu will not be written off the show.

The premiere, an episode titled “Undercover Burns” sees Mr. Burns going undercover as “Fred” at the power plant to discover what the blue-collar employees truly think of him, and after making moves to improve their working conditions and personal lives, a jealous Smithers plots to bring back the old, bitter Burns. In other words, the episode draws inspiration from the CBS reality show, Undercover Boss. The season premiere will air on FOX at 8PM ET.

Best Xbox Live and Xbox Game Pass Deals

Xbox Game Pass is genuinely the next best thing since sliced bread. If you pack it with Live Gold and everything else for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, you’ve got the best thing since the wheel. We’re serious (kinda).

The game subscription platform is damn good though. With its enormous library of games, there’s no doubt that it can blow away even the most cynical of gamers. Ultimate is also the place to be with access to Xbox Live Gold, Game Pass on consoles and PC, alongside Cloud Gaming on your portable devices, and the brand new EA Play deal coming this holiday season during the Seriex X launch. It doesn’t even stop there. You might have heard about the recent Microsoft aquaisttion of Zenimax and Bethesda for $7.5 billion.

That’s right, Doom Eternal has already been confirmed to be heading to Game Pass, alongside a few other future Bethesda Game Studios titles like Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6 in the coming years. This also means that Obsidian and Bethesda are now sister studios, so Fallout New Vegas 2 is actually a possibility again. If you’re on Xbox, you’re going to want to be on Game Pass as well. While you’re here, you should probably also check out all the other brilliant deals on video games at the moment, alongside new deals on Xbox consoles, and deals on Xbox games.

Best Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals at Amazon

Amazon can be a rather good place to hunt for Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold deals at the moment, with one of our facouitres in recent history being the 3-Month + 3-Month Game Pass Ultimaite deal for $29.99. It’s one of the best deals ever on Game Pass, if you exclude the $1 entry deal for the first month. But, there will be plenty of other Game Pass deals popping up on Amazon at some stage, so keep an eye out for when we provide some updates.

If you’re looking for more things Xbox from Amazon, remember to check out the best Xbox deals at Amazon article right here on IGN.

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Best Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals at Best Buy

Just like Amazon, Best Buy can be a great place to track down some new deals on Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold, or both with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. You should also remember that external hard drives are also a big deal when it comes to Xbox, since most games are so big these days. Not only that, but with Xbox Game Pass providing you access to so many incredible titles, it can be hard to fit them all in one place. Plus, with the new Seagate SSD costing $219.99 at the Microsoft store or Best Buy, you may want to use a Hard Drive to store all your games as a cheaper alternative, and then simply move them onto the Xbox Series X/S SSD when you want to play.

Remember, we’ve also got an article detailing every single one of the best Xbox deals at Best Buy right now, including new accessory deals on external drives, games, consoles, controllers, and more.

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Best Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals at Dell

Dell is actually one of the best retailers when it comes to digital Xbox game deals, so it’s no surprise when the retailer can occasionally pack some of the very best deals on the Xbox subscription services. Not only that, but Dell has plenty of other amazing Xbox deals to check out, including some of the very best selection of Xbox accessories.

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Best Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals at GameStop

GameStop can be a delight when it comes to Xbox Game Pass deals, and the nostalgia factor can play into it as well. This is despite the fact that GameStop is known for its preowned services, and digital gaming is known to be a serious plight on its overall business model. But, still the retailer has gotten with the times to some extent, and there is the occasional Game Pass and Live Gold deal available online. If you’re looking for a few more deals from GameStip, if its your retailer of choice, then don’t forget to check out our full Xbox deals at GameStop article.

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Best Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals at Microsoft

Xbox deals from its very maker. Microsoft does love to indulge itself sometimes, so often enough some of the absolute best Xbox deals you can find will be on its own website. This includes deals on subscription services like Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold. Remember, if you find a decent deal on both Live Gold and Ultimate, try to apply them at the same time to bump your membership time up for a fraction of the overall cost.

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Best Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals at Walmart

Walmart is big, bold, and likes to try and grab your attention with great deals. Pretty much like Xbox and Game Pass overall. Walmart might not be the most renowned retailer when it comes to Game Pass offers, but they can come along very occasionally. But, you might want a little bit of a larger breakdown when it comes to the retail giant, so go check out all the best Xbox deals at Walmart at the moment as well.

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Best Walmart Xbox Deals

It’s big, it’s bold, and everyone has heard of it. Xbox. But also Walmart. Walmart is a incredibly good option when it comes to all the different kind of games, consoles, accessories, and more. Even more so when it comes to Xbox, as Walmart tends to have a healthy supply of Xbox gaming products available online. Not only that, but the retailer is also big on bringing out the Xbox deals, and you can even find discounts on the highly recommended Xbox Game Pass if you look at the right time.

If you’re looking for more gaming deals, you should also check out our page on the best Amazon Xbox deals, alongside other retailers like Best Buy and GameStop. If you want deals on absolutely everything from all retailers, then head on over to the best Xbox deals.

Best Walmart Xbox Accessory Deals

There are more than enough Xbox accessories to choose from online right now, and there’s a slew of good reasons to pick some of these up if you can. Right now some of the most popular Xbox accessory deals include the addition of a controller, alongside headsets, and most importantly, external drives.

External hard drives are a big deal when it comes to Xbox, since most games are so big these days. Not only that, but with Xbox Game Pass providing you access to so many incredible titles, it can be hard to fit them all in one place. Plus, with the new Seagate SSD costing $219.99 at the Microsoft store or Best Buy, you may want to use a Hard Drive to store all your games as a cheaper alternative, and then simply move them onto the Xbox Series X/S SSD when you want to play.

When Walmart is rocking some of these accessory deals we’ve been so gracefully mentioning, then you’ll see them just below here. If there not around, keep checking back for more updates. Or, if you’re looking for a few more accessory deals, make sure to also check out the best Xbox deals at Dell.

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Best Walmart Xbox Game Deals

Game deals are all the more important once you’ve got your console and you’re actually looking for something to play. Thankfully, Xbox is being very kind with its backwards compantibity stance and smart delivery for next gen consoles.

So, buy those Xbox One games as much as you like from Walmart, as they will definitely be working on the Xbox Series X. Not only that, but you can also purchase games like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla or Cyberpunk 2077, and still get a free next-gen graphical upgrade. Outstanding.

There are plenty of more Xbox game deals available at other retailers as well, check out our complete Xbox game deals roundup to find even more.

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Best Walmart Xbox Console Deals

Consoles can be a little few and far between at the moment online, so if you see a cheap Xbox One going and you aren’t too interested in trying out the Series X, go for it. The One S is still around, but price reductions aren’t very common at the moment, but we might see a few changes in the coming months.

It could be a while before we see any deals on the Series X and Series S, but check back often to see if there have been any surprising developments at Walmart.

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Best Walmart Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals

Xbox Game Pass can still blow even the most cynical of gamers away. With the recent EA Play deal, alongside the massive acquisition of Zenimax and Bethesda, Game Pass is looking like the place to be for Xbox gamers. Doom Eternal has already been confirmed to be heading to Game Pass, alongside a few other Bethesda Game Studios titles like Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6. Walmart does tend to pack a few Game Pass deals every so often, but if there aren’t any right now, maybe check out the best Xbox Game Pass deals article right here on IGN.

Not only that, but you’ve also got the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Cloud Gaming access to try out whenever you like. We recommended using a new Razer Kishi controller for your Android phone, and check out a 5G unlimited cell plan if you can.

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That’s all we’ve got here at the moment folks, but don’t forget to also consider all the best deals on Nintendo Switch at Walmart, and the best deals on PlayStation at Walmart.

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Best GameStop Xbox Deals

GameStop is one of the most world renowned stores to buy video games, consoles, accessories, and everything else under the sun from. Whether you’re a fan, or not, of their trade-in system, the retailer can pack a fair few impressive deals when it comes to Xbox.

With Xbox constantly expanding its range of products as well, including the new Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, there are plenty of new deals to check out all the time. Whether you’re looking to pick up a new controller, the latest game, or a brand new console, GameStop can be a very good place to start. If it’s your retailer of choice, then we can save you a little bit of time, as we’ve got all the very best GameStop Xbox deals right here. If you’re looking for some more variety in retailer deals, you should also consider checking out our round-up on the best Xbox deals.

Best GameStop Xbox Accessory Deals

From controllers to hard drives, headsets to charging kits, you can’t go wrong with a few Xbox accessory deals. This is especially true considering how expensive items like controllers or external drives can get these days, with the standard Xbox controller costing at least $59.99 when not on sale. If you do see one ready and available to buy with a discount, avoid hesitation and grab it as soon as possible, as stock won’t last long.

If you’re looking to track down some more accessory deals, we highly recommend also checking out some awesome Xbox deals at Best Buy right now, who can be packed to the rafters with the top discounts on accessories.

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Best GameStop Xbox Game Deals

If you haven’t already checked out GameStop’s selection of preowned games, the retailer does also like to discount Xbox games that are new as well. Whether you’re looking to pick up one of the best games of the generation like The Witcher 3, or you’re trying to relive an old classic like The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, then look no further. These are just examples by the way, GameStop deals can change frequently and we update this page just as often.

You can find more than just Xbox deals at GameStop, however, so make sure to head on over to the best PlayStation deals at GameStop right now.

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Best GameStop Xbox Console Deals

Xbox consoles can be a little bit hard to come by at the moment, especially the Xbox One X. So if you spot one, and even spot one on sale, make sure to pick it up. The new Xbox Series X/S are also launching 2020, but we might not expect to see deals on those for a long while, at least while the demand is so high at full price. If you see any discounts, however, grab it while its hot.

If you’re looking for something a little more portable, then check out the very best Nintendo Switch deals at GameStop as well.

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Best GameStop Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Deals

Xbox Game Pass is still arguable the best deal in gaming at the moment, especially with all the new add-ons the service is getting right now. With EA Play launching with the service later in the year, alongside the recent aquisition of Bethesda, Game Pass is only going to get better and better as time goes on.

Dell is also a great website when it comes to digital purchases and deals, so make sure to have a look at the best Dell Xbox deals for all things Game Pass.

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Best Xbox Game Deals

There is actually a great number of incredible Xbox games to check out from the current, and next, generation. Not only that, but Xbox is extremely friendly to backward compatibility, so if you see any of the very best Xbox 360 games on sale, there’s a very good chance your Xbox console can play it.

Not only that but the future of Xbox exclusives (and PC), is looking rather impressive. With the likes of a new Fable, Halo: Infinite, Obsidian’s new RPG Avowed, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II, and more, the future is bright indeed. You can also throw Bethesda into that mix now as well with the acquisition, The Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield could actually be Xbox (console) exclusives, while new sequels to games like Wolfenstein, Doom, Dishonored can also follow in suit. The news can certainly set your head spinning, but with these games also coming to Game Pass, Xbox is really coming out swinging right now.

Excitement aside, you can find all the best Xbox game deals right here, but don’t forget to also check out all the best deals on Xbox consoles, alongside the latest and greatest discounts on incredible services like Xbox Game Pass. If you want a more overarching view on all the video game deals out there, including PlayStation and Nintendo, we’ve also got you covered with the best video game deals.

Best Xbox Game Deals from Amazon

Amazon users benefit from its Prime membership, meaning you can very often order games and have them come with next day delivery, at no extra cost. Just like PlayStation, Amazon likes to feature plenty of Xbox games on sale when it can. These often line up with other big Xbox deals they have going on, such as Xbox Game Pass or console deals.

If you’re looking for a new console alongside some incredible games, check out this article on the best Xbox console deals right now.

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Cheap Xbox Game Deals at Best Buy

The best place to buy Xbox games could be Best Buy. They can be found cheap, accessible, and come in a great delivery time as well. If there are any Best Buy deals for Xbox games at the moment, you’ll find them right here. But, if you’re struggling to find what you’re after, check out one of the other retailers on this list, or maybe even check back another time, as we update this article quite often.

Not only are Best Buy one of the best for Xbox deals, but you can also find plenty of brilliant deals from the retailer, and many others, on our PlayStation game deals round-up.

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Best Xbox Game Deals at Dell

Dell is a great stop for finding a new deal on Xbox games, and particularly digital Xbox games. With the digital market continuing to grow, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to save a little more money, and space, in your home. Dell continues to pack a few digital Xbox game deals every so often, so keep checking back if there aren’t any available right now.

If you need to rack up some more games digitally, then it might be a good idea to join Xbox Game Pass, and you can find even more deals for Game Pass Ultimate and Live Gold in our dedicated article.

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Latest Xbox Game Deals at GameStop

Your dreams certainly won’t come true with some of the deals at GameStop when it comes to Xbox deals, but its preorder selection can be very appealing to users who don’t have the cash to pay $60-70 for a new game. That’s where all the other deals come in as well, as GameStop does also bring out a few extra game deals along the way.

In case you’re also looking to stock up on all things gaming, you should also check out all of the best deals on Nintendo Switch games right now.

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Best Xbox Game Deals at Walmart

In case you didn’t already have enough options to buy Xbox game deals, Walmart is here to say hi. The massive retailer does have a good track record when it comes to the latest and greatest discounts on Xbox games, but if there aren’t any deals right now, make sure to check back very soon.

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Best Xbox Console Deals

From the OG VHS Xbox One to the slim and sleek Xbox One X, and now ultra-powerful Xbox Series X and Series S. We’ve come a long way, but we’re not too sure where we’ve been (Take That, Never Forget). Jokes aside, the Xbox continues to be a staple in the living rooms across millions of households across the world. Despite PlayStation’s dominance over the past few years, Xbox continues to grow and show that a competitive console market can be good for all consumers.

If you’re looking to pick up a standard and cheap Xbox console right now, that might be your most affordable option to play some of the current incredible games the Xbox library has to offer, from Gears 5 to The Outer Worlds. But there will also be Xbox Series deals very soon, so keep an eye out and check back often. If you’re looking for even more deals on the like of Xbox games, accessories, and more, then make to check out our full Xbox deals round-up.

Best Xbox Console Deals at Amazon

Amazon continues to be a great place to find deals on all things gaming, and if you’re a Prime member, you can even get hold of thousands of gaming products within 24 hours of ordering (sometimes even less). While the stock may be low on consoles like the Xbox One X, the Xbox One S is still prominently available to buy, so keep an eye out for even more offers in the future. You could even find a deal on the new consoles with the launch of the new Xbox Series X and Series S, or maybe the One S will drop with an almighty discount very soon. If there are any awesome Xbox deals at Amazon right now, you’re going to find them right here.

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Best Xbox Console Deals from Best Buy

If you’re looking for one of the best selection of Xbox products on the web, then you’ve come to the right place. Best Buy packs some serious stock when it comes to all the best Xbox products, and this includes the latest Xbox consoles. Stock is still somewhat low on the likes of the Xbox One S, but if any deals appear, you can be sure that they’ll be right here. That’s also the case for the new consoles as well. You can also make take even bigger advantage of your Xbox console with deals on Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold.

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Best Xbox Console Deals from GameStop

GameStop does tend to draw your mind to the act of physically walking into a store and making that purchase for your new console, but you can do it online as well if you’re so inclined.

If you’re looking for some games to go alongside your console, make sure to check out our best Xbox game deals article as well.

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Best Xbox Console Deals at Walmart

Don’t disregard Walmart too quickly, as the massive retailer is known for producing some of the most attractive deals online and in-store. When it comes to Xbox consoles, like every other retailer, the stock is limited and so are the deals. But, once the Xbox Series X and Series S start flooding the market, we might eventually see a few extra discounts on all the older Xbox consoles.

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Best Xbox Console Deals at Dell

Dell doesn’t always have the best stock selection when it comes to Xbox consoles, but they can often produce a surprising deal, thus they deserve a spot right here. If Dell does have any great offers on Xbox, you can find it right here.

If you’re looking to check out all of the best deals in one place, then make sure to head on over to our best video game deals round-up.

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Best Xbox Deals from Dell

While Dell may not be the most prominent and renowned retailer when it comes to specifically Xbox deals, there are actually plenty of opportunities to pick up a great offer on new controllers, subscriptions, and even a variety of other accessories including headsets, externals drives for additional storage (you’re going to need it), and charging kits.

To help to acquire the very best offerings for your beloved console, we’ve found all the latest and greatest Xbox deals at Dell right now, so you can just sit back and take and find exactly what you’re looking for. Time and money effectively saved.

Cheap Xbox External Hard Drive Deals at Dell

External drives are a big deal when it comes to Xbox consoles as well, as while the standard for console storage is 500GB – 1TB, this actually won’t go a very long way when it comes to modern AAA titles. Currently, the biggest games in the industry can rack up over 150GB alone, we’re looking at you Call of Duty: Modern Warfare… and you Warzone.

So an external drive isn’t so much of a suggestion, its more so an eventuality. This is even more poignant when it comes to Xbox Game Pass, as if you’re anything like us, you’re going to want the storage to install as much as possible onto your home console. We’ve got even more Xbox deals from other retailers in our dedicated round-up, so make sure to check that out as well.

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Xbox Accessory Deals from Dell

Accessories are one of the biggest and best deals you can get on Xbox consoles right now, with the market for improved headsets, charging kits, and new controllers growing every day. Whether you’re looking for a colorful new handset or the absolute most bonkers gaming headset you can find, Dell could be ready to serve you with the latest offerings. If there any deals, you’ll find them just below here. If not, keep checking back every so often, we update this page regularly.

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Cheap Xbox Games Deals at Dell

It’s actually the great selection of digital games that you may want to pay attention to at Dell, if they’re rocking any deals right now. You’ll find them right here if they are. Cheap digital games are slowing starting to gain more and more prominence, especially with the launch of the Xbox Series S in 2020. Digital Xbox gamers are rising in numbers, so if you’re looking for more cheap digital copies, Dell could be a good starting point. We’ve also found all the best Xbox game deals from other retailers in case you want to inspect every single offer before you buy.

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Latest Console Deals from Dell

Console deals are a little few and far between at the moment across most retailers. Dell will certainly have a more selection of consoles available, but keep checking back if you’re not having any luck at the moment. You should also consider checking out our Xbox console deals round-up, where we’ve put all of the deals from every retailer possible in one easy to access location.

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Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold Subscription Deals at Dell

It’s obvious that Game Pass is the best deal in the gaming world at the moment. With the addition of EA Play and Cloud Gaming for no extra cost on Game Pass Ultimate, you’d be hard done by to find a gamer who thinks is this a bad offering. Not only that, but with Bethesda joining Xbox and Microsoft, Game Pass is about to get a lot of incredible added now, and in the Future (looking at you Starfield). Don’t worry if there aren’t any deals at Dell right now, as we’ve also got an incredible round-up that covers every single Xbox Game Pass and Live Gold deal running from all other retailers.

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