Greenberg didn't put a specific figure to the console's sales from the Thanksgiving/Black Friday week as Nintendo did earlier today. But the increasingly svelte Xbox 360 spokesman did write that last week's numbers were "more than [two times the] previous week sales."

We'll see if Microsoft can top 2008, when the Xbox 360 maker claimed it outsold its PlayStation 3 competition three-to-one.

St. Louis news service KMOX News reports that two mean armed with a handgun held up the Maplewood GameStop in Maplewood Commons at about 10:30 this morning. Nobody was hurt and the robbers took only money from the store.

I'm trying to decide if the robbers were using a strategy or not. On the one hand, it's Cyber Monday — so there won't be as many people in the store to potentially foil the robbery. But on the other hand, all the money from Black Friday is probably gone from the store and safely in GameStop's bank account... so how much could they really make off with?

Either way, that's two people getting coal in their stockings this Christmas...

Masked men rob Maplewood video store [KMOX News - thanks, Jason!]

We'll wait 'til the numbers come in before declaring it a tame Black Friday, though, and maybe blame it on the Bay Area rain. Feel free to share any of your own Black Friday shopping photos in the comments — especially if it was a madhouse in your area.

Amazon.com: The Black Friday video game deals are in full swing, with more game discounts being revealed all day long. Right now you can get bargain prices on Forza 3 and Halo 3: O.D.S.T.

On the console side of things, Amazon has a 120GB PlayStation 3 bundle that comes with inFamous and Killzone 2, with a $10 Amazon promotional credit included.

Best Buy: While most of Best Buy's Black Friday goodness is sold out online, there are several great deals in stores, including a $299 120GB PlayStation 3 bundle with LittleBigPlanet and Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time; an Xbox 360 Elite bundle for $399 that includes Pure, LEGO Batman, and a bundle of Wall-E, Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, Sonic the Hedgehog and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2; and the two limited-edition Nintendo DSi systems, each with bundled software and a $20 gift card.

Brutal Legend: The Brutal Legend blog has posted a deal tracker so you can find the best possible price on Brutal Legend on Black Friday. Check it out here.

Capcom: The Capcom store is dicounting PC titles from 20-75% off for Black Friday, with free shipping on $25 worth of toys, books, and other fine Capcom-related products.

Dell Direct: Dell Direct is selling a Nintendo Wii bundled with New Super Mario Bros. Wii and an additional Wii remote for $249.99, which saves you the price of that additional remote.

EA: The EA Store has downloadable PC titles on sale for 30% off, including the latest releases like Dragon Age: Origins.

EA Mobile: More than 30 EA iPhone and iPod Touch titles have been discounted by up to 50% for the holiday weekend. From casual titles like Littlest Pet Shop and Sudoku to big-name games like Command & Conquer: Red Alert and Rock Band, now would be a great time to download some EA to your Apple device.

Futureshop: Canadians can have Black Friday deals too! Futureshop has popular EA console games on sale for $39.99 apiece, including Dragon Age: Origins, Brutal Legend, and Left 4 Dead 2.

Gameloft: Gameloft has reduced prices on a bunch of iPhone games to $.99 for the day. Terminator Salvation, Shrek Kart, Blades of Fury, Real Tennis 2009, Brothers in Arms: Hour of Heroes, Castle of Magic, and Hero of Sparta for less than a buck could certainly help you pass the time waiting in line today.

GameStop: For those of you living where it's not hit 11AM yet, you've still got time to partake of GameStop's doorbuster bundles, which include a $299 PlayStation 3 with LittleBigPlanet Game of the Year Edition and God of War I & II and an Xbox 360 Elite with Pure, LEGO Batman, and your choice of either Call of Duty: World at War or Bakugan.

Steam Sale: The Steam 5-Day 1-Day Sale continues today, with Left 4 Dead 2 at $37.49, Mini-Ninjas at $14.99, Dead Space for $14.99, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic for a measly $2.49. Plus, keep in mind that Steam also has LucasArts and THQ bundles on sale for $49.99, so if you've got a fan of either developer in your family, you've got them covered.

Be sure to check out our Black Friday tag page for all of the deals we've been posting over the past couple of months.

Remember, this is by no means a complete list. This is a starting point. A place for our friends in the comment section to share their own deals with each other, giving their fellow gamers a hand in finding the best deals going on during the busiest shopping day of the year. Sharing is caring!

Last week's leaked Best Buy Black Friday ad outed the two new Nintendo DSi bundles, each packed with a unique assortment of DSiWare, which left us wondering if the DSi would come preloaded with games from here on out. Apparently not, as Nintendo's official announcement plays the "While supplies last" card.

Otherwise, the information is the same. You've got the Metallic Blue DSi packed with five Mario titles - Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again, Dr. Mario Express, WarioWare: Snapped!, Mario Calculator, and Mario Clock; and the White DSi bundle with three Brain Age Express titles, Clubhouse Games, and Photo Clock.

"These limited-edition bundles come packed with some of the great Nintendo DSiWare games and applications that have made Nintendo DSi such a big hit with shoppers young and old," said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America's executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. "The special price and pre-installed titles make the bundles a huge value for the holidays."

So if your retailer is participating and you're done playing Guitar Hero, this might be a good time to upgrade to a Nintendo DS with two cameras and downloadable games.

While the cuts may not be as deep as the ones that, say, Walmart for example, has planned, a few of them might make it worth getting to your local GameStop before 11 AM. (For our international friends who may be unfamiliar with the Black Friday phenomenon, it's the unofficial day of pre-Christmas, post-Thanksgiving consumption that often brings out the best deals and the worst behavior in U.S. shoppers.)

Some highlights from the sale, via Black Friday Ads and backed up by tipster G., include:

• Xbox 360 Elite w/ Lego Batman, Pure, & Choice of Call of Duty 4 OR Spider-Man: Web of Shadows - $299
• PlayStation 3 120GB w/ LittleBigPlanet GOTY & God of War Collection - $299
• Call of Duty: World at War (360/PS3) - $39.99
• Batman: Arkham Asylum (360/PS3) - $39.99
• Forza Motorsport 3, Left 4 Dead 2, Halo 3 ODST - $39.99 each
• Wii Sports Resort w/ Extra Wii MotionPlus - $49.99
• Metallic Blue Nintendo DSi w/ Mario vs. DK: Mini's March Again, WarioWare Snapped, Dr. Mario Express, Mario Clock, Mario Calculator - $169.99
• White Nintendo DSi w/ Clubhouse Games Express Card Classics, Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters, Brain Age Express: Sudoku, Brain Age Express: Math, Photo Clock - $169.99

That's just a small sampling. Comb through the gallery below for more.

There will be two bundles available, each with five games included on the system. One includes a white DSi with three Brain Age Express titles, Clubhouse Games and Photo Clock. The other has a blue DSi with Mario vs Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!, WarioWare: Snapped, Dr. Mario Express, Mario Calculator and Mario Clock.

Both are advertised at $169.99. It's unclear whether it's an offer that will be extended beyond Black Friday; we've contacted Nintendo, and will update if we hear back.

Nintendo DSi Preloaded With DSiWare Games Coming On Black Friday [Siliconera]

Old Navy isn't known for its video game deals, but they'll be handing out copies of LEGO Rock Band on Black Friday nonetheless, along with free guitar controllers with any purchase of Rock Band 2. It's all part of the Black Friday event the chain is calling Gobblepalooza, with "3 days of rockin' deals" for fans of Harmonix music games and affordable yet fashionable clothing for adults and teens.

It's a bizarre little promotion, really. So odd that you might actually have a chance of scoring a copy on Black Friday, if you can avoid being trampled. Old Navy is a scary place on Black Friday.

Old Navy Black Friday Ad [BlackFriday.info - Thanks Nikki!]

The deals listed, which hit the day after Thanksgiving, include DSi bundles for $170 that come with five free games and a $25 Nintendo gaming coupon, Left 4 Dead 2 for $40, an Xbox 360 Elite bundle featuring Pure, Lego Batman and Halo ODST for $299, and tons more.

Check them out in the gallery.

Listed among the one day in-store specials for this Saturday, Nov. 7, is an Xbox 360 Arcade console for $199 that comes with a $100 gift card. Other deals include discounted TVs, a Blu-ray player, DVD player and laptop.

More interesting, though, is what our sources tell us about the sale.

This weekend's one-day sale is just the first of weekly sales that will be hitting Walmart in the lead up to the post Thanksgiving retail sales explosion known as Black Friday.

We're told that this is Walmart's attempt at pulling a little of the focus off that huge shopping day and trying to spread the wealth over the entire month. So look out for future deals, perhaps including more gaming price cuts.

Christmas Shop [Walmart]

The temps will fill positions in 4,300 stores, briefly filling the company's total headcount by 46 percent, and the "in-store game advisor headcount" by 78 percent. GameStop said the figures are consistent with hiring efforts from 2908 and 2007.

GameStop To Hire 15,000 Seasonal Part-time Game Advisors [RTTNews via Joystiq]

He tells Reuters that his company had a Black Friday that was "better than expectations" but didn't provide dirt on Grand Theft Auto IV sales. Like Microsoft's Shane Kim, Zelnick seems pleased with recent sales, but is concerned about post-holiday "momentum."

If Strauss is worried, he sure doesn't show it. Just look at that cool, comfortable corporate lean! It exudes cautious optimism!

Black Friday sales better than expected: Take Two [Reuters - Image Credit]

Lazard Capital Markets analyst Colin Sebastian says he knows. Based on "initial checks" with retailers, a number of games have emerged as Black Friday best-sellers. And a number - some surprising titles among them - have emerged as Black Friday failures.

Among the best-sellers - at least based on these "initial checks" (remember, things may change when we get actual NPD figures!) - were the Wii and 360 on the hardware front, along with Wii Fit, Gears of War 2 and Call of Duty: World at War.

Among the failures? Sebastian says Need for Speed Undercover, Rock Band & Guitar Hero (all versions of both series) all sold less than expected, which he puts down to "possible consumer boredom with those familiar franchises".

A company that sits uncomfortably between the two is Sony. While they were trounced by Microsoft in overall sales, Peter Dille says PlayStation sales were up 90% from the same time last year, and that overall, sales were on schedule. Kinda lame/boring in comparison to Microsoft's bombastic press release, but gains are gains, we guess.

Black Friday video game sales were strong, Microsoft claims victory [VentureBeat]

Don Mattrick, senior VP of the Interactive Entertainment Business at Microsoft, said that his company anticipated Black Friday sales with "cautious optimism," according to a statement, but has seemingly thrown caution to the wind with a bold press release. Mattrick says sales have "laid the groundwork for continued global sales momentum in 2009." Oh no, they're takin' all the momentum!

Microsoft also boasts European Xbox 360 sales are "up as much as 400 percent" since its September price drop. Man, they're taking Europe too? Greedy.

Xbox 360 Registers Biggest Black Friday in Its History

Xbox 360 consoles and games sell at record levels; outsells PlayStation 3 by three-to-one ratio.

REDMOND, Wash., Dec. 1 /PRNewswire-K/ — Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system kicked off the holidays with record- breaking console sales on one of the biggest shopping weekends of the year in the U.S. Retailers reported Xbox 360 console sales over the Black Friday weekend were on pace to beat previous years, outselling the PlayStation 3 by a three-to-one ratio and estimating a 25 percent increase from Xbox 360 Black Friday sales figures from 2007.

Strong game sales rounded out a historic Black Friday for Xbox 360, with record-paced software sales continuing for key Microsoft titles, such as "Gears of War 2," "Fable II," and "Lips." Xbox 360 continues to have the highest game attach rate of any console at 8.1 games per console.

"We entered into the Black Friday sales period with cautious optimism, knowing that dollar for dollar, Xbox 360 offers more social entertainment value than any other console on the market," said Don Mattrick, senior vice president of the Interactive Entertainment Business at Microsoft. "Record Black Friday sales in the U.S., coupled with our existing global install base of 25 million and an online community of more than 14 million Xbox LIVE members, have laid the groundwork for continued global sales momentum in 2009."

Xbox 360 sales have also surged worldwide since the September price drop, outselling the PlayStation 3 week over week across Europe. Console sales in Europe are up as much as 400 percent, with sales nearly double year over year and reaching 7 million consoles sold this generation.

With a mass-market price point starting at $199.99 worldwide (estimated retail price) for Xbox 360 Arcade, a games lineup of more broad-appeal social titles than any other platform, and the recently launched New Xbox Experience, Xbox 360 is leading the industry and inviting everyone to play.

About Xbox 360

Xbox 360 is a premier video game and entertainment system. It is home to the best and broadest games plus more entertainment than any other device connected to the TV. The digital center of the living room, Xbox 360 blends unbeatable content, including personal pictures and music, with a unified online social network to create a limitless entertainment experience that can be shared at home or across the globe. More information can be found online at http://www.xbox.com/xbox360.

About Xbox LIVE

Xbox LIVE connects more than 14 million members across 26 countries to each other and the entertainment they love. Home of more entertainment from one remote than can be found from any device connected to the television, Xbox LIVE is also a unified online social network bringing friends together, no matter where they are — in the living room or across the world. More information and Xbox LIVE membership can be found online at http://www.xbox.com/en-us/live.

About Microsoft

Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.

* Requires Xbox LIVE Gold Membership and a Netflix unlimited subscription plan. More details about the Netflix service are available in the Netflix Terms of Use.

eBay sent out a press release today to crow about their Black Friday successes, talking up the most searched for items among their many auctions.

The most searched for product on eBay across all categories on Black Friday was the Nintendo Wii, 3,171 of which sold on the site. Following it was the Nintendo Wii Fit with 1,059 sold on the site.

The Wii sold on average for $349, while the Wii Fit sold on average for $140. The two other top video game sellers on ebay were the PS3 and "Rock Band Video Game Bundles" which sold for $355 and $100 respectively.

Across the board, Pay Pal (which is owned by eBay) saw 34 percent more transactions than in 2007 and saw a 26 percent increase in online payment volume.

eBay Companies See Black Friday Shoppers Clicking for Great Deals

Nintendo Wii Console is The Most Popular Product on eBay

SAN JOSE, Calif.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Black Friday saw a buzz of shopping activity, as consumers took to their computers to snap up hot holiday gifts. eBay Inc. (Nasdaq:EBAY) companies, including PayPal and Shopping.com, all saw consumers going online for great deals. The companies reported key online shopping trends, popular categories and hot gifts.

“Results from Black Friday show that shoppers continue to turn to the Web for their holiday shopping needs, especially for consumer electronics,” said Jim “Griff” Griffith, eBay Marketplace Expert. “Online shopping is convenient and allows consumers to find the best values and vast selection. Shoppers can visit eBay and Shopping.com to purchase all of their holiday items at unbeatable prices, and can pay quickly and securely with PayPal.”

Shoppers are Clicking for Deals

With money tighter than ever, shoppers are hitting the Web to find the best values for their hard-earned cash. A recent Nielsen study found that 78 percent of adult online users made a purchase on the Web in the past six months.1 Additionally, a recent survey conducted by Survey.com on behalf of eBay found that getting “great deals” was the most important criteria for shoppers when choosing where to shop online this holiday season.

Shoppers are taking advantage of the great deals on eBay to find must-have gifts. Black Friday online shoppers took advantage of eBay’s great deals, including the Daily Deal, $1 Holiday Doorbusters, Bid from $1 and Microsoft Live Search cashback. Consumers also turned to Shopping.com for their holiday shopping needs, searching most often for Nintendo Wii Fit and Nintendo Wii.

PayPal Customers Cash In on Great Offers

Data from PayPal saw 34 percent more transactions than 2007 and showed a 26 percent increase in online payment volume on Black Friday as shoppers cashed in on exclusive discounts and promotions from some of PayPal’s largest merchants, including Buy.com. Shoppers who use PayPal to make purchases on Buy.com will receive up to $20.00 off Buy.com’s already-low prices and free shipping. This exclusive PayPal promotion gives Buy.com customers’ significant savings on some of the season’s hottest gifts while ensuring that you can pay quickly and securely.

PayPal’s Payflow Gateway data shows that on Black Friday consumers are shopping the most during lunch time, with 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM being the busiest purchasing time for the past three years.

For more information on PayPal’s Black Friday deals, visit www.paypal.com or www.buy.com/paypal.

Hot Products Are in Demand

Consumer spending habits this Black Friday suggest that Consumer Electronics products remain in demand this holiday season. On Shopping.com a GPS sold every nine minutes and an MP3 player every 11 minutes. Additionally, on eBay, the hottest products in this category included the Garmin Nuvi GPS and iPod Touch, with 596 and 415 sold, respectively.

The most searched for product on eBay across all categories this Black Friday was the Nintendo Wii console, 3,171 of which sold on the site. Following it was the Nintendo Wii Fit with 1,059 sold on the site.

Below are some of this season's most popular gifts based on Black Friday eBay shopping activity:

Consumer Electronics

Garmin Nuvi GPS for an average selling price of $258.

iPod Touch for an average selling price of $298.

iPods/iPod Classic for an average selling price of $235.

iPod Nano for an average selling price of $186.

Video Game Consoles/Video Games

Nintendo Wii for an average selling price of $349.

Nintendo Wii Fit for an average selling price of $140.

Sony Playstation 3 for an average selling price of $355.

Rock Band Video Game Bundle for an average selling price of $100.

Smartphones

Apple iPhone 3G for an average selling price of $547.

BlackBerry Storm for an average selling price of $577.

BlackBerry Curve for an average selling price of $256.

T-Mobile Sidekick for an average selling price of $217.

For more information on eBay’s great holiday deals, visit www.ebay.com/deals.

About eBay
Founded in 1995, eBay Inc. connects hundreds of millions of people around the world every day, empowering them to explore new opportunities and innovate together. eBay Inc. does this by providing the Internet platforms of choice for global commerce, payments and communications. Since its inception, eBay Inc. has expanded to include some of the strongest brands in the world, including eBay, PayPal, Skype, StubHub, Shopping.com and others. eBay Inc. is headquartered in San Jose, Calif.

About PayPal
PayPal is the safer, easier way to pay and get paid online. The service allows users to pay without sharing financial information and gives consumers the flexibility to pay in any way they prefer, including through credit cards, bank accounts or account balances. With 63 million active accounts in 190 markets and 19 currencies around the world, PayPal enables global ecommerce. PayPal is an eBay company (Nasdaq:EBAY). More information about the company can be found at www.paypal.com.

About Shopping.com
Shopping.com, an eBay company, pioneered online comparison shopping and today is one of the fastest growing shopping destinations on the Internet with items from thousands of trusted stores from across the Web. With a singular focus on shopping, Shopping.com offers shoppers easy-to-use search tools, engaging content, time-saving navigation, along with millions of product and merchant reviews from the Epinions community, all in one place. The Shopping.com Network powers the shopping experience for hundreds of websites. For more information, please visit www.shopping.com.

[via X3F]

All day today Meat Bun shirts are an insane $10 and the sale ends at midnight on Black Friday or when they run out. The best part? The first 20 orders get an extra tee thrown in for free. (Meat Bun's choice.)

So if you're in the market for a swank t-shirt, or a cheap present hit that up.

Meat Bun

Now that you're standing, coffee in hand, in front of some store, or maybe in your robe preparing to go to some store, now might be a good time to refresh your memory on what to buy and what to avoid, where to get what you want, and when.

You can check out all of our reviews here, and our most recent reviews here.

Some handy-dandy gift guides:
The iPhone Gaming Gift Guide
The Playstation 3 Gift Guide
The Wii Holiday Gift Guide
The Xbox 360 Gift Guide
The Portable Holiday Gift Guide
The PC Gift Guide
The Import Gaming Gift Guide

And of course, all of those Black Friday deals.

If you come across any super great deals make sure to drop in and tip off your fellow Kotakuites.

Many of the online deals are yours for the taking right now. If you want to score some of the Black Friday deals in-store, you're going to have to contend with some interesting, extremely dedicated characters. The people above, for example, have been in line at a Culver City Best Buy since early this morning. Oh, they'll cut you if you get between them and their $15 DVD player.

Hit the jump for a location by location breakdown of some of this year's best gaming deals.

Amazon.com
Animal Crossing City Folk w/ WiiSpeak bundle (Wii) - $39.95
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360/PS3) - $17.95
Dead Space (Xbox 360/PS3) - $29.95
Fallout 3 (Xbox 360/PS3) - $39.95 [Friday Only]
Fallout 3 (PC) - $29.95 [Friday Only]
Call of Duty: World at War (Xbox 360/PS3) - $49.95 [Friday Only]
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (PSP) - $14.95
Far Cry 2 (Xbox 360) - $49.95 [Friday Only]
Far Cry 2 (PC) - $29.95
God of War (PS2) - $9.95
God of War II (PS2) - $9.95
God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP) - $19.95
Guild Wars Eye of the North (PC) - $9.95
Guitar Hero Aerosmith (Wii) - $25.95 [Friday Only]
Heavenly Sword (PS3) - $19.95
Infinite Undiscovery (Xbox 360) - $18.95
Left 4 Dead (PC) - $19.95
LEGO Batman (Xbox 360/Wii) - $29.95
Metal Gear Portable Ops (PSP) - $9.95
Metal Gear Solid: The Essential Collection (PS2) - $14.95
Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe (PS3) - $39.95
N+ (PSP) - $9.95
Persona 3 FES (PS2) - $29.95
Personal Trainer: Cooking (DS) - $9.95
PlayStation 2 Limited Edition LEGO Batman bundle - $99.95
Pure (Xbox 360/PS3) - $29.95
Resident Evil 4 (Wii) - $9.95
Resistance: Fall Of Man (PS3) - $14.95
Soulcalibur IV (PS3) - $39.95 [Friday Only]
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Xbox 360) - $39.95
The Club (Xbox 360) - $14.95
The Last Remnant (Xbox 360)- $39.95
Too Human (Xbox 360) - $19.95
Wario Land: Shake It! (Wii) - $29.95
Warriors Orochi 2 (Xbox 360) - $29.95
Xbox 360 Wireless Controller - $29.95

Best Buy
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway (PS3) - $19.99
Far Cry 2 (PC) - $37.99
PlayStation 3 80GB with Ratchet & Clank Future and Casino Royale Blu-ray- $399.99
Soulcalibur IV (PS3) - $37.99
Tom Clancy's EndWar (Xbox 360) - $37.99
Turok (Xbox 360) - $14.99
Xbox 360 60GB Pro Bundle with NBA 2K8 and Tony Hawk's Proving Ground - $299.99

Circuit City
Opens 5:00 AM - Store Locator
BioShock (Xbox 360) - $19.99
Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360/PS3) - $19.99
Cooking Mama (DS) - $9.99
Dead Rising (Xbox 360) - $9.99
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PSP) - $9.99
The Orange Box (Xbox 360) - $19.99
World of Warcraft Battlechest (PC) - $14.99

Dell.com
Xbox 360 Arcade Holiday Bundle w/Rock Band 2 Game - $199.00

Game Crazy
Opens At 7:00 AM - Store Locator
Alien Syndrome (Wii) - $9.99
Assassin's Creed (Xbox 360/PS3) - $9.99
Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360/PS3) - $19.99
Far Cry 2 (Xbox 360/PS3) - $39.99
GRID (Xbox 360) - $39.99
Pure (Xbox 360/PS3) - $39.99
Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (Xbox 360/PS3) - $9.99
Soulcalibur IV (Xbox 360) - $39.99
The Darkness (Xbox 360) - $4.99

GameStop
Opens 12:01 AM - Store Locator
Battlefield: Bad Company (Xbox 360) - $29.99
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360) - $19.99
Civilization Revolution (DS) - $19.99
Civilization Revolution (Xbox 360/PS3) - $49.99
Crysis Collector's Edition (PC) - $19.99
Final Fantasy XII (PS2) - $9.99
Guitar Hero Aerosmith (Wii/PS2) - $19.99
Guitar Hero Aerosmith (Xbox 360/PS3) - $29.99
Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360) - $49.99
Resident Evil 4 (PS2) - $9.99
Rock Band Track Pack Vol. 2 for $.99 (with purchase of Rock Band) [7 AM.-11 AM]
Samba de Amigo (Wii) - $19.99
PlayStation 2 with $30 gift card and free game ($19.99 or less) - $129.99
Soulcalibur IV (Xbox 360) - $49.99

K-Mart
Opens 6:00 AM - Store Locator
Guitar Hero III bundle (Xbox 360/PS3/Wii) - $54.99
Limited Edition Ratchet & Clank PSP Bundle - $199.99
Mario Kart Wii (Wii) - $49.99

NewEgg.com
Gears of War 2 (Xbox 360) - $49.99
Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3) - $39.99

PlayStation Store
PixelJunk Eden - $4.99
The Last Guy - $4.99
echochrome - $4.99
Novastrike - $4.99
Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 - $4.99

RedOctane.com
Deals Currently Running
Guitar Hero III bundle w/ second guitar controller (PS2) - $59.99
Guitar Hero III bundle (PS3) - $59.99
Guitar Hero III bundle (Xbox 360) - $29.99
Guitar Hero On Tour 2-player bundle (DS) - $89.99

Sam's Club
Opens 5:00 AM - Store Locator
Wii with Mario Super Sluggers and King of Clubs, two extra Wii Remotes - $425
Nintendo DS Metallic Rose with Nintendogs and Purr Pals, a Princess Peach "Bling Kit" and a Princess Peach case - $200

Sears
Opens 5:00 AM (varies) - Store Locator
Guitar Hero III bundle (Xbox 360/PS3/Wii) - $54.99
Limited Edition Nintendo DS Colors
Xbox 360 bundle with wireless controller - $199.99-$399.99

Target
Opens 6:00 AM - Store Locator
Boom Blox (Wii) - $19.99
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360/PS3) - $19.99
Burnout Paradise (Xbox 360/PS3) - $19.99
Call of Duty: World at War (XBox 360/PS3) - $49.99
Dead Space (Xbox 360/PS3) - $29.99
de Blob (Wii) - $39.99
Guitar Hero III (Xbox 360) - $19.99
Halo 3 (Xbox 360) - $29.99
Lego Batman (DS/PSP) - $19.99

Toys 'R' Us
Opens 5:00 AM - Store Locator
Nintendo DS Ice Blue with Brain Age [5 AM -1 PM] - $149.99
Nintendo DS Mario Red with New Super Mario Bros. [5 AM -1 PM] - $149.99
Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360/PS3) - $17.99
Destroy All Humans: Big Willy Unleashed (Wii) - $14.99
Guitar Hero III Bundle (XBox 360/PS3/Wii) - $49.99

Walmart
Opens 12:00 AM - Store Locator
Bully (PS2) - $9.99
Guitar Hero III with Guitar Hero, II, and Rocks the 80s (PS2) - $50
Guitar Hero Aerosmith with Guitar Hero II (Xbox 360) - $50
Guitar Hero Aerosmith with Guitar Hero III (Wii) - $50
Madden NFL 09 (Xbox 360/PS3) - $30
NASCAR 09 (Xbox 360/PS3) - $30
NBA Live 09 (Xbox 360/PS3) - $30
NFL Head Coach 09 (Xbox 360/PS3) - $10

Xbox Live Marketplace
Rez HD - 500 Microsoft Points
Arkadian Warriors - 500 Microsoft Points
Assault Heroes - 400 Microsoft Points
Catan - 500 Microsoft Points
Brain Challenge - 500 Microsoft Points
Boogie Bunnies - 500 Microsoft Points
Golf: Tee It Up! - 500 Microsoft Points
GH3 Metallica “Death Magnetic” Full Album - 1000 Microsoft Points
Forza – March Car Pack - 400 Microsoft Points
Crackdown – Getting Busy Bonus Pack - 500 Microsoft Points
Rock Band All That Remains Pack 01 - 290 Microsoft Points
Lips – The Remedy (Jason Mraz) - 100 Microsoft Points
Gears of War 2 – Last Day theme - 180 Microsoft Points
Sonic Unleashed them - 180 Microsoft Points
Castle Crashers Premium theme - 180 Microsoft Points