Word on the Street is Games Workshop will be having a “sale” on Black Friday weekend. Come see the latest!
It’s that time of year. Get ready for the start of Black Friday deals from pretty much everyone to be announced in the next week or so.
Major retailer associations are reporting an expected slightly smaller retail season in 2015 compared to 2014. Which means they expect MORE Black Friday deals with even steeper discounts this year as retailers compete more aggressively for those scarcer consumer dollars.
The exact details are unknown but the program is said to centered around limited stock “special Black Friday bundles” that will only be available for as supplies last “in store” by GW on November 27 – 29.
Via Captain Citadel
Games Workshop will have a Black Friday sale on bundle deals, while supplies last in their stores. It’s not a conventional “sale” but will be a good reason to stop by from Nov 27th to 29th.
Is this Games Workshop being a good guy again? They seem to be making major moves out there as of late, I wonder what we’ll see from them next?
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