Round up your tents, rations, warmest clothes and your closest friends--it's Black Friday season. The day after Thanksgiving has almost become a holiday in itself, with people going out immeadiately after they have devoured their turkey and stuffing to gather items to stuff their own stockings. As gamers though, we know that the BEST video game deals always emerge on Black Friday, and the biggest retailer in the world Wal-Mart is about to reveal their Black Friday deals at 12:01 tonight.

Forget your Furbies, Tickle Me Elmos and Zhu-Zhu Pets, it's going to be all about games this holiday season. With hot video game items like Kinect and Nintendo's Wii stealing the spotlight during the holiday season, who will be the retail champ this holiday season. All eyes are pointing toward Modern Warfare 3, and while we haven't seen the  sales figures just yet, it's probably done at least double the revenue of Black Ops' opening weekend. Could Modern Warfare 3 be apart of some Buy 2 Get 1 Free Wal-Mart Black Friday special? It's all speculation at this point.

Another possible "Black Friday" winner is The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Perhaps the biggest and most desired game of the year, gamers will be lining up to purchase the title at midnight on Thursday. With over 300 hours of gameplay and a borderless world, it's sure to be one of the most hard to find games of the holiday season!

So stuff yourself to the gills, and gather up those bills, Black Friday is approaching with all of its chills and thrills!

About the Author

Jared Bernhardt

Game Reviews Editor

Jared Bernhardt has had his hand in many different areas of entertainment. He was an intern at both World Wrestling Entertainment and Pro Wrestling Illustrated, in addition to working alongside Microsoft, 20^th Century Fox and Mozilla on marketing ventures. He graduated Cum Laude with a BA from Dickinson College and has his sights set on taking the world of video game journalism by storm. And he wrote his thesis on professional wrestling—I mean, how epic is that? He has composed articles for Nintendojo, The Dickinsonian, GamingRing and Crispy Gamer.