GameStop Black Friday sales include Left 4 Dead 2 at $29.99

Posted Nov 19th 2009 7:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Biz, Left 4 Dead Series

It's just over a week until Black Friday 2009 hits and tons of retailers are cutting prices to the bone for the biggest sales day of the year. If you happen to find yourself at a GameStop store on that day you will be able to get a few PC game bargains. The biggest one has to be for the just released Left 4 Dead 2. Valve's zombie shooter sequel will be on sale during Black Friday for just $29.99. That's a massive $20 price cut on a game that was just released this week.

The entire GameStop Black Friday PC game sales list, as provided by bfads.net, is as follows. Keep in mind that GameStop's stores open at 6 am on that day and the sales are for just two days only.

Guild Wars Trilogy - $24.99
Left 4 Dead 2 PC - $29.99
World of Warcraft - $4.99
World of Warcraft Battle Chest - $19.99
The Sims 3 World Adventures - $29.99

Tags: black-friday, black-friday-2009, gamestop, guild-wars, left-4-dead-2, world-of-warcraft

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

I've always forced myself to stay away from WoW... but 5 bucks is a good deal. How long does it last though?Posted at 8:46PM on Nov 19th 2009 by ZaxCG2

I saw that just earlier today. I'll be at a Gamestop this Black Friday. $30 was my price point for L4D2.Posted at 8:54PM on Nov 19th 2009 by Xeones25

Guild Wars Trilogy is one of the best deals I think out there. It is such a good game & still beautiful for more than a 5 year old game.Posted at 9:48AM on Nov 20th 2009 by Arnie

Quit pointing this out, I'd really like to get some cheap L4D2, but you guys might blow it for me!Posted at 11:05AM on Nov 20th 2009 by Human1

Dag, I'm not going to be near a Gamestop for L4D2 on Black Friday. I hope someone else gets down to the $29.99 price, like Steam?Posted at 8:24PM on Nov 26th 2009 by sorensilk

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