Sony lowers PS3, PS Vita bundles to $199 for Black Friday madness

Sony lowers PS3, PS Vita bundles to $199 for Black Friday madness

Black Friday's coming and you know what that means: time to move some units. For two days only starting November 23rd, Sony's knocking an additional $50 off existing PlayStation console bundles. Consumers with the wherewithal to withstand the shopping frenzy can snare the Ultimate PS3 Value Bundle (i.e. 250GB console, Uncharted Dual Pack, inFamous Collection and PS Plus trial) or one of three WiFi-only PS Vita deals (Assassin's Creed III: Liberation, Lego Batman 2 or Call of Duty Black Ops Declassified) at select retailers for $199. Of course, if M for Mature's not your bag, there's always the family-friendlier Wii U to consider.

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Sony lowers PS3, PS Vita bundles to $199 for Black Friday madness originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 16 Nov 2012 15:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Sprint Black Friday ad reveals $50 Galaxy S III on November 23rd only

DNP Sprint Black Friday ad reveals $50 Galaxy S III

As the holiday season draws closer, bargain hunters and retailers alike are starting to map out their Black Friday game plan. However, if you're balling on a budget and looking to score a stellar smartphone, then allow us to lend a helping hand. An anonymous tipster has shared a peek at one of Sprint's post-Turkey Day attractions, with the gory details shown in the image above. Both current and prospecting customers will have a chance to snag a Galaxy S III for $50 on a new two-year agreement, with Sprint no doubt hoping to use its unlimited data policy to lure to-be network switchers. Supplies are expected to be limited, so you'd be wise to get up entirely too early if you're hoping to guarantee yourself a unit.

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Sprint Black Friday ad reveals $50 Galaxy S III on November 23rd only originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 27 Sep 2012 15:12:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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