Walmart Black Friday 2016 deals news: Best TV and gaming deals revealed

Walmart has already revealed their list of deals for this coming Black Friday. Some of the retailer's best deals are for video gamers and television enthusiasts. While many of these will be available online, it should be noted that availing of these discounts in a physical retail store is the more guaranteed method because online supplies run out in minutes.

As per Gamespot, one of the most notable hardware discounts being offered is the 500 GB Xbox One S bundled with "Battlefield 1," which is being offered for $250. The 500 GB PS4 bundled with "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" is also being offered for the same price. However, buying this PS4 bundle will also grant consumers a $30 gift card.

Walmart is also offering black and white New 3DS systems for just $100. This is part of Nintendo's nationwide promo.

Both Xbox One and PS4 controllers have been discounted to just $40 each. Xbox Live Membership for six-months has also been taken down to just $25, and it will come with a free copy of "Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime."

Several games will be sold at Walmart for just $25. These titles include "Grand Theft Auto V," "Fallout 4," "The Division," "Just Dance 2017," and "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition." Some will be sold at just $15 like "Star Wars Battlefront," "Rainbow Six Siege," "Far Cry Primal," "MLB The Show 16," and "Doom."

According to The Verge, some of the best television deals include a 50-inch 4K Smart TV from Samsung for just $398. The 60-inch 4K Smart TV, also from Samsung, will cost $648 and the Philps 55-inch 4K LED Smart TV will go for $298. Vizio's 60-inch 1080p TV will be sold for $398.

There are other listed TV brands such as a 4K TV from Hitachi and 1080p televisions from both Hisense and Element. The former will be sold at $599 and the latter two will go for $125 and $225 respectively.

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