Brian Barnett
Guest
There is one game that all my friends are pestering me to play above all others, and it is Yakuza / Like A Dragon. There is a reason for that, they say. "It's only one of the best video game franchises ever," they say. Well, now you and I can grab a copy of Infinite Wealth, for just $24.99 on Amazon and find out for ourselves. Maybe if I finally play it, they'll stop bugging me about it. (You hear that, Kris?!)
You can also grab a deal on a PS5 now, if you still need one. Grab an Xbox Series 1TB expansion card for the lowest price ever, too. For more Black Friday deals, be sure to check out the Best PS5 Game Deals and our hefty hub of Amazon deals already available.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (which is fantastic) is at its lowest price ever, Elden Ring is too, the PSVR 2 Horizon: Call of the Mountain bundle is $250 off, and there are some great deals on PC handhelds if you (like me) prefer to play on the go.
In the 9/10 Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth review, Tristan Ogilvie wrote: "Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s overhauled combat system injects some welcome flexibility and flash into every turn, its difficulty curve has been pruned of nasty spikes to remove the need for repetitive grinding we endured in the last turn-based game, and its spectacular Hawaiian setting is crammed with enough enjoyable activities to overload even the most ambitious of holiday itineraries. A compelling, country-hopping crime story kept me on the hook like a freshly lured barracuda for the 50 hours it took to complete, and the vibrant new job classes and unique combat arenas ensured that the fighting continued to feel fresh. Sprawling, enthralling, and packed with dynamic brawling, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth isn’t just the best turn-based Like a Dragon game, it’s one of the greatest games in the entire series."
For more of the best Black Friday deals, the Target LEGO sale is ending today, so get it while the getting is good. The best iPad deal is even better now, and we have tons of great gaming laptop deals for you, too.
We’re tracking major outlets, so check out the best Walmart deals and our hub of great Amazon deals already available. If you've been looking to score a great gaming PC deal, Black Friday is one of the best times to shop for them, and we've gathered a ton from AlienWare, HP, and more to help you out.
For a peek at what deals are still to come, check out the Target hub, the Best Buy deals already going, and the best LEGO deals we've found so far. For the laundry list of all the best deals from across the web, we have our Black Friday megahub.
The official start date of Black Friday 2024 falls on November 29 this year, but deals are already rolling. Leading up to the big event, retailers have begun to open deals online. Each day leading up to the event will slowly roll out more deals, which ultimately leads to massive discounts on Black Friday. We already know what PlayStation and Xbox are planning, and most general deals will be available well in advance, as evidenced by the Amazon sale now live, although you'll need to be a Prime member to get the best deals.
Brian Barnett writes reviews, guides, features, & more for IGN, GameSpot, & Kotaku. You can get more than your fair share of him on Bluesky & Backloggd, & enjoy his absurd video game talk show, The Platformers, on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth for $24.99
You can also grab a deal on a PS5 now, if you still need one. Grab an Xbox Series 1TB expansion card for the lowest price ever, too. For more Black Friday deals, be sure to check out the Best PS5 Game Deals and our hefty hub of Amazon deals already available.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (which is fantastic) is at its lowest price ever, Elden Ring is too, the PSVR 2 Horizon: Call of the Mountain bundle is $250 off, and there are some great deals on PC handhelds if you (like me) prefer to play on the go.
In the 9/10 Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth review, Tristan Ogilvie wrote: "Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s overhauled combat system injects some welcome flexibility and flash into every turn, its difficulty curve has been pruned of nasty spikes to remove the need for repetitive grinding we endured in the last turn-based game, and its spectacular Hawaiian setting is crammed with enough enjoyable activities to overload even the most ambitious of holiday itineraries. A compelling, country-hopping crime story kept me on the hook like a freshly lured barracuda for the 50 hours it took to complete, and the vibrant new job classes and unique combat arenas ensured that the fighting continued to feel fresh. Sprawling, enthralling, and packed with dynamic brawling, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth isn’t just the best turn-based Like a Dragon game, it’s one of the greatest games in the entire series."
For more of the best Black Friday deals, the Target LEGO sale is ending today, so get it while the getting is good. The best iPad deal is even better now, and we have tons of great gaming laptop deals for you, too.
We’re tracking major outlets, so check out the best Walmart deals and our hub of great Amazon deals already available. If you've been looking to score a great gaming PC deal, Black Friday is one of the best times to shop for them, and we've gathered a ton from AlienWare, HP, and more to help you out.
For a peek at what deals are still to come, check out the Target hub, the Best Buy deals already going, and the best LEGO deals we've found so far. For the laundry list of all the best deals from across the web, we have our Black Friday megahub.
When Is Black Friday 2024?
The official start date of Black Friday 2024 falls on November 29 this year, but deals are already rolling. Leading up to the big event, retailers have begun to open deals online. Each day leading up to the event will slowly roll out more deals, which ultimately leads to massive discounts on Black Friday. We already know what PlayStation and Xbox are planning, and most general deals will be available well in advance, as evidenced by the Amazon sale now live, although you'll need to be a Prime member to get the best deals.
Brian Barnett writes reviews, guides, features, & more for IGN, GameSpot, & Kotaku. You can get more than your fair share of him on Bluesky & Backloggd, & enjoy his absurd video game talk show, The Platformers, on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.