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Also £20 voucher for £100 spend, and Frasers Plus discounts

Whether you shop online at Game* or in stores (find your nearest*), the video game retailer's Black Friday sale has now begun. One of the highlights is that you currently get a £20 voucher when you spend £100, which could come in handy if you're buying a new games console and want a decent discount for a game or extra controller to go with it.

Like last Black Friday, some of the best GAME discounts come when you use Frasers Plus, a buy now pay later scheme. It's important to understand that this is debt, and if you do not pay everything off within the three-month interest-free time frame you will pay 29.9% interest on the balance, which could end up costing you substantially more than the initial saving. See our Buy now pay later guide for more information.

Here are some of the deals we spotted on Tuesday 25 November:

PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller*– £39.99 (was £64.99) via Fraser Plus
PlayStation 5 Pro (2TB) console* – £569.99 (was £699.99) via Frasers Plus
PlayStation 5 Slim Disc Edition (1TB)* – £360 (was £479.99)
Xbox Series X & S Controller (Black, White)* – £39.99 (was £54.99) via Frasers Plus
Monopoly: Marvel Super Villains Edition* – £14 (was £35)
Monopoly Regional Editions eg, Margate, Coventry, Maidstone, Canterbury* – £5-£12 (were £40).

MSE Rob says:

GAME isn't the powerhouse of UK videogame retail like it once was, though if you stack those £20 vouchers with Frasers Plus (assuming you're confident you'll pay off the credit within three months) then there's some good value to be had.

And while the game deals themselves are disappointing, the official PS5 and Xbox controllers are very well priced when bought via Frasers Plus.

I also never knew there was a 'Grimsby & Cleethorpe' edition of Monopoly, so you learn something new every day (though I suspect the kids would be more excited by the Marvel Super Villains edition of Monopoly that's also on sale).

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