Want to try Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, but would rather not pay full price for a game that’s gotten a mix of great and brutal reviews? GameStop’s “buy two used games, get one free” Black Friday deal is the perfect solution. Grab two bonafide gems like Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Spider-Man 2, and then snag the latest Call of Duty for free.
Or, pick from hundreds of other games. Do you have an out-of-control curiosity for busted games? Why not experience Gollum? Wait, wait, wait! Scratch that. Let’s make the most of your hard-earned money. Here’s a list of some of Polygon’s favorite games of the past year that appear in the GameStop Black Friday deal.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Prices taken at time of publishing.
$55
at GameStop
Super Mario RPG ($54.99) – A faithful recreation of Nintendo’s weirdest Mario story.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder ($54.99) – Also known as “Super Mario Fever Dream.”
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom ($64.99) – Arguably the best game of the year or even the decade — unless you’re team Baldur’s Gate 3.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor ($32.99) – Star Wars but make it Dark Souls.
Lies of P ($44.99) – Pinocchio but make it Dark Souls. Here’s our review.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 ($64.99) – Because two Spider-Men is better than one.
Final Fantasy 16 ($54.99) – Lots (and lots) of talking — punctuated by the biggest and most thrilling boss fights in years.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage ($44.99) – Proof that going back to basics pays off. Here’s our review.
Pikmin 4 ($54.99) – Two decades on, and it turns out directing an army of little guys is still a blast.
Diablo 4 ($44.99) – Three decades on, and it turns out defeating an army of evil guys is still a blast.
If you do grab the latest Call of Duty, be sure to check out our Modern Warfare 3 guides, which cover everything from the campaign and multiplayer to the zombies mode and expedited level-up tricks.