It's almost Black Friday, and Sony Black Friday 2016 deals are ready to be grab.

Sony has released its PS4 deals 2016 list in different retail stores for this coming Black Friday.  Sony has announced its Black Friday 2016 plans with up to 60 percent discount on its PlayStation Network (PSN). This was confirmed thru an advertisement on Sony's official website.

Play Station players are having high hope that PlayStation will be able to rival if not better the offers available currently to Xbox One and Xbox 360 owners, according to Dailystar.co.uk.

The PS4 deals will start "a little early this year," with things kicking off on Thursday, 24 November, according to a PlayStation EU Twitter account. Sony offers different bundle deals, accessories and games that are all discounted this week including the new PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro, according to vg247.com.

Last year's Black Friday deals, Sony's flash sale slashed the prices of more than 100 PS4, PS3, and PS Vita games. However,Sony's Black Friday 2015 deals weren't any ordinary Black Friday deals, but  rather was a price markdown deals which offered10 percent off on  everything that was purchased. Unfortunately,there's no clear indication if Sony will do the same for this year's Black Friday deals.

But those who are not on a tight budget, and got their bank accounts ready for Black Friday;huge and massive discounts on Xbox One games like FIFA 17, Battlefield 1 and Titanfall 2 are waiting to be grab. And gamers can enjoy more savings on plenty of Xbox 360 games including the well-known GTA San Andreas, Red Dead Redemption, Call of Duty: Black Ops and plenty more backward compatible games to choose from.

Play Station players are hoping high that PlayStation should be able to rival if not better the offers available currently to Xbox One and Xbox 360 owners, according to Dailystar.co.uk. 

Sony will offer different bundle deals, accessories and games that are all heavily discounted this week including the new PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro, according to vg247.com. 

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