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Last-Minute Halo 4 Savings Are Your Red-vs-Blue Deal of the Day

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It’s a pretty big day around the country! Millions of Americans have been waiting for November 6 with bated breath. Yep, you guessed it: Halo 4 came out today. You didn’t register to pre-order in time, but you still want to save some money. Don’t worry, Professor Dealzmodo will sort this out for you. Here are the best Halo 4 deals today:

Best Overall Deal

You’re probably buying Halo 4 to play online, so you should get a year of Xbox Live for only $30 with your order of Halo at Newegg. [Newegg]

You Think Gift Cards Are Basically The Same as Cash

Dell is offering a $20 gift card when you buy Halo 4 at $60. [Dell]

You Want to Play Halo 4 Today

If there’s a Fry’s around you, you can pick up Halo 4 in-store for $50. [Fry’s]

At Kmart, you’ll get a $15 coupon good towards games, when you buy Halo 4 (or Black Ops 2.) [Kmart]

It’s also looking like if there’s a Microsoft Store near you, they’ll give you 1600 Microsoft Points with a purchase of Halo 4.

You Want To Order it Online and Pay As Little as Possible

Geeks.com has Halo 4 for $50 and free shipping with the code SHIPDEAL. [Geeks]

You Want The Limited Edition
Reader Axel just tipped Dealzmodo that you can save $10 off the Limited Edition at Gamestop with the code novem10. [Gamestop]

Looks like the best price for the Limited Edition (with a longer intro movie and more maps) is $90 over at Sam’s Club. That’s $10 less than other retailers. [Sam’s Club]

You Need an Xbox

The Halo 4 bundle comes with two special edition controllers and a copy of Halo 4 for $350. Basically, the second controller is free. Plus, Best Buy throws in a $20 gift card. [Best Buy]

You Love Amazon

Halo 4 is the expected $60 at Amazon, but you get $10 of streaming credit. [Amazon]

You’ve Already Got Halo 4 and You’ve Got an Amex Card

Apparently, if you sync your American Express card with your Xbox tag, when you beat Halo 4 you’ll get $25. Thanks, Matt! [American Express]

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Top Deals

• Amazon Prime By The Month ($8/month) | Amazon via Gizmodo | Originally $79/year | More expensive than paying for a year, but cheap for holiday shopping

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https://gizmodo.com/amazon-now-offers-an-8-monthly-prime-plan-5958029

Accessories

• Simple Mobile Activation Kit including Sim Card ($0.39) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $10

• SanDisk 8GB SDHC ($6.49) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $20

• Altec Lansing iMT630 inMotion ($40) | 1SaleADay via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $150

• Microsoft L2 Sculpt Touch Mouse ($40) | Quill via Logicbuy | Originally $50 | For other great Microsoft mice, this post has ’em all

• Razer BlackWidow Gaming Keyboard ($53) | Newegg via Reddit | Originally $75 | Use coupon code EMCJJND56

• Razer TRON Gaming Mouse and Mousepad Bundle ($53.49) | Amazon via Techdealdigger | Originally $110

• Razer Headset themed with Star Wars: The Old Republic ($70) | Amazon via Gamingaholic | Originally $130

• Audyssey LES Media Speaker ($80) | Woot via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $200

• WD My Passport 1TB USB 3.0 Portable HD ($90) | Dell via Logicbuy | Originally $100 | Use coupon code VJ7$295NPV28MN

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Miscellaneous

• 1-year .com Domain ($1) | 1&1 | Originally $11

• Kick-Ass on Blu-ray and DVD ($6) | Amazon via Techdealdigger | Originally $40

• Non-Contact Infared IR Temperature Gun with Laser Sight ($14.49) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $30

• Simpsons Season 14 ($17) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $30

• Lego Star Wars Luke’s Landspeeder ($25) | Walmart via Logicbuy | Originally $40

• Patagonia Backpack ($31.61) | 6PM via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $79

• Lego Advent Calendar 2012 ($32) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $40

• SentrySafe Fireproof Security File ($33) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $87

• Lego Batcave ($53.21) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $122

• Bowflex Dumbbells ($359) | Bowflex via Logicbuy | Originally $550 | Use coupon code BUNDLE These dumbbells are cheaper at Amazon.

Gaming

• Portal 2 Download ($4) | Gamefly via Dealzon | Originally $20 | Use coupon code BETATHANKS

• Grand Theft Auto 4 for PC ($7.49) | Steam via Reddit | Originally $30

• Gears of War 2 ($8) | Amazon via Camelcamelcamel | Originally $30

• Star Wars: KotOR ($10) | Gamefly via Dealzon | Originally $15

• The Darkness 2 for Xbox ($10) | Best Buy via Dealzon | Originally $30

• Skyrim (Used) for PS3 and Xbox ($26) | Amazon via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $60

• Assassin’s Creed 3 PC Download ($38.49) | Get Games via Reddit | Originally $50 | Not available in US

• Xbox 360 + Halo 4 + 2 Controllers ($350) | Newegg via Gamingaholic | Originally $400

• Valve Games 75% off | Gamefly | No Steam keys, but, Half-Life 2, Portal 2, Left 4 Dead

Dumb TV → Smart TV

• Xbox 360 + Halo 4 + 2 Controllers ($350) | Newegg via Gamingaholic | Originally $400

Laptops

• 11″ Acer Aspire One Netbook ($200) | Microsoft via Laptopaholic | Originally $300

• 14″ Vizio Thin + Light ($650) | Microsoft via Dealzon | Originally $950

• 14″ Dell XPS Ultrabook ($800) | Microsoft via Dealzon | Originally $1200

Desktops

• Dell Alienware X51 ($850) | Microsoft via Desktopaholic | Originally $1200

Tablets

• Asus Transformer Pad Infinity 32GB ($450) | Adorama via Logicbuy | Originally $500

Screens

• 20″ eMachines 1600×900 LED Monitor ($80) | Tiger Direct via Monitoraholic | Originally $100

• 22″ 1080p LED LCD Monitor ($150) | Dell via Logicbuy | Originally $220

• 32″ Samsung 1080p LED HDTV ($390) | Newegg via Dealzon | Originally $530 | Use coupon code EMCJJND85

• 42″ Sony Bravia 1080p HDTV ($498) | Newegg via Techdealdigger | Originally $600 | Use coupon code EMCYTZT2474

• Optoma DLP 3D Projector ($509) | Amazon via Reddit | Originally $650

Portables

• 25% Off All Phones With Plans | Best Buy via Logicbuy | Use coupon code EBSAVE25, includes GS3 but no iPhone

Camera

• Sigma 70-300mm Telephoto Zoom ($150) | Buydig via Cameraaholic | Originally $200 | Use coupon code MAC50

• Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ20K ($170) | Groupon via Techdealdigger | Originally $230

• Nikon D5100 DSLR with Kit Lens ($450) | Adorama via Cameraaholic | Originally $650

SSDs

• 240GB OCZ Agility 3 SSD ($164) | Walmart via Logicbuy | Originally $200

Apps

iOS

• Vote!!! The Game ($0) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $1

iPad Only

• Need for Speed Hot Pursuit ($5) | iTunes | Originally $10

Android

• Backflip Madness ($0) | Amazon Appstore via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $1.49

• Wubbzy’s Space Adventure ($1) | Google Play via Appsaholic | Originally $2

• Blazing Star ($1) | Google Play via Appsaholic | Originally $2

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• Free Sweet “I Voted” Sticker | Go vote

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