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A PlayStation 5 console standing vertically with a DualSense controller. Photo: Osh33m, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

PlayStation Store Black Friday Sale Goes Live Until Nov 30

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A PlayStation 5 console standing vertically with a DualSense controller charging beside it
A PlayStation 5 console standing vertically with a DualSense controller. Photo: Osh33m, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

PlayStation Store’s Black Friday sale is now live, running from November 4 to November 30, making it the first major gaming Black Friday event of 2026.

The sale went live overnight, according to GamingRoute’s deal tracker, which rechecked the PlayStation Blog and PlayStation’s Black Friday page on November 5. The tracker lists the best PlayStation Store game deals with US and UK prices, updated as new discounts appear.

What gamers know so far

Best Buy, Walmart, Target and the Microsoft Store have all dated their Black Friday events, but Xbox and Nintendo have not announced any Black Friday 2026 gaming deals yet. Steam has also not announced anything, according to the November 5 check. PS Plus offers are still listed as “coming soon” on PlayStation’s Black Friday page.

Black Friday 2026 falls on Friday, November 27, the day after Thanksgiving, with Cyber Monday on November 30. Target’s Early Black Friday deals run November 5 to 7, and Best Buy’s Early Black Friday deals start November 6.

A long window for game deals

With the PlayStation sale running for almost four weeks, gamers do not need to rush on day one, but the deepest discounts on the biggest titles tend to appear in the final week. Deal trackers recommend wishlisting games now and checking back as Sony adds new offers through the month.

What to wishlist first

The PlayStation Store sale runs for almost four weeks, until November 30, so the smartest move is to wishlist the games you want now and let the store alert you when prices drop. The deepest discounts on the biggest titles usually appear in the final week, closer to Black Friday itself, while early offers tend to favour older and catalogue titles. PS Plus offers are still listed as coming soon, so subscribers should check back for membership deals. Xbox and Nintendo have announced nothing yet, and Steam is also silent, so PlayStation owners currently have the clearest run at early discounts. Deal trackers update their lists daily with US and UK prices, and comparing the two can reveal where the better value lies.

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