It’s safe to say that the internet exploded upon seeing the official teaser trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2. The sequel to the original Red Dead Redemption has been long awaited by fans, ever since the launch of the now iconic western adventure that swept the gaming community off its feet.

However, after the hype piped down a bit, people started wondering about the release details, which weren’t made clear at all, the only viable information received being the fact that the game is slated for a 2017 launch.

Although it’s pure speculation at this point, there are some small factors that can lead up to uncovering some important details about the game’s release. For starters, let’s take a look at the supported systems. It’s a no-brainer that Rockstar will oblige the numerous Xbox One and PS4 users with a copy of its newest hit game, as skipping over any of the two platforms while they are at their peak would be the equivalent of marketing suicide. A big name such as Rockstar knows better than to dump a huge revenue source like PlayStation or Xbox.

PC fans however, are more anxious to hear news about the RDR 2 release, as they have history with the franchise. Back when Red Dead Redemption  was released, the developer promised a PC version, generating massive hype in the PC community, but ended up failing to deliver those promises, meaning that PC users waiting to play RDR were left empty handed. While there were no official promises of a PC version made yet for RDR 2, PC users hope that Rockstar will allow them to get piece of their newest gun-slingin’ pie.

Taking a look at the release date, it seems that RDR will be launched some time during the Fall of 2017. It is in the developer’s best interest to ship the game out in a timely manner, but also make sure everything is set before putting the game in the consumer’s hands, as technical difficulties, lackluster features or otherwise anything else that might seem inconsistent, will only result in a stain not only on Rockstar’s  portfolio, but also the image of Red Dead Redemption, which went down in gaming history as a classic.

Black Friday is getting close and the most sought after discounts are gaming consoles deals. Retailers know that too well and they have already released Black Friday deals for Xbox One bundles. The biggest retailers to already provide Xbox One deals are Walmart, GameStop, Dell, Microsoft, Kohl’s, Target, Costco and Best Buy. We are going to take a look over all bundle discount deals and see which one offers the best one.

Xbox One Bundles

The most popular holiday gift items are Microsoft’s Xbox One and Sony’s PlayStation 4 and for that reason big retailers are already selling console bundles. The console bundle includes one gaming console and a new released game, some bundles also contain additional accessories. The prices have significantly gone down in comparison with last year’s deals. The standard price for a gaming console bundle in 2015 was $349 and this year the standard price has gone down to $299.

Best Black Friday Deals

The minimum discount for the Xbox One bundle is $50. Walmart, Bestbuy and GameStop are offering the Xbox One Minecraft bundle for only $249 but these are not the best deals yet. Money wise the best deal can be found at Kohl’s, and they are offering the Xbox One Minecraft bundle for only $175 by including $75 in Kohl’s cash which can be spent on different items found in Kohl’s store.

Dell is also offering a great Black Friday deal by making the Xbox One Battlefield 1 bundle include a Gears of War 4 additional game and an extra Xbox One wireless controller for the price of just $249.

Microsoft themselves are also putting an online deal for their own Microsoft bundle, a $25 Microsoft gift card and an additional game that the customer can select.

It seems that Kohl’s has the best price, but Dell is the one who wins the round since they are packing up the bundle with an extra Xbox One wireless controller as well.