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2011 Holiday Sales?

I have a PS3 but my wife and I want an Xbox 360 primarily for Kinect. I also get the added advantage of console exclusives like Halo and Gears -- joy! Anyways, I haven't found any great holiday deals yet. Target and Best Buy are giving away $50 gift cards with the purchase of specific bundles, but that's about it. Is that the best deal I'm going to get? Or should I wait around more for something like Black Friday, or do I pull the trigger (no pun intended) now?
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Mitchellmckenna

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The following black friday deals have leaked.
Walmart: localad.walmart.com­/Walmart­/new­_user­_entry.aspx­?fo...
BestBuy: www.black­-friday.net­/best­-buy­-ad­-scan.html
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NotHotWater

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Things will probably start to heat up around Black Friday. One site you'll want to bookmark and check periodically (or every day like me) is www.slickdeals.net - they use a crowd sourced system to pull in internet/local deals from all over the country. Over the past couple of weeks I've seen a few 4GB Xbox 360 deals for around $200 (I think it was this one - slickdeals.net­/forums­/showthread.php­?t­=3516332).

However, like with most products, the prices/combo packages will be in full force around Black Friday and before Christmas.
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Black Friday is when it all happens. Amazon will likely have some good bundles, if you order quickly, and it will keep you out of the stores.
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