You’re crazy if you don’t re-up your PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live with these Black Friday deals

There are so many great Black Friday deals right now on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles, and you can see them all in our best of Black Friday 2017 roundup. Of course, if you get yourself a new PS4 or Xbox, you’re also going to need a membership to PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold. Well guess what: Amazon has killer deals on both. If you’re a PS4 fan, one full year of PlayStation Plus can be had right now for just $39.99, a $20 savings. On the Xbox side of things, you can save $10 and get a year of Xbox Live Gold for $49.99.

Even if you didn’t just buy a new console and your membership isn’t about to expire, these are still fantastic deals that you can hang onto until you need to re-up. Seriously, don’t miss out.

1 Year PlayStation Plus Membership

• 12 Months – Play All Year Long

• Enables online multiplayer on PS4, so you can play games online with friends

• FREE PlayStation 4 games every month

• Access to exclusive PlayStation Store sales and discounts

1 Year PlayStation Plus Membership - PS3/ PS4/ PS Vita [Digital Code]: $39.99

12 Month Xbox Live Gold Membership

• Join the best community of gamers on the fastest, most reliable multiplayer network

• Get maximum performance, speed, and reliability with dedicated servers

• Experience the best in competitive and cooperative gaming across Xbox One and Windows 12

• Get free games to play every month, worth up to $700 a year

• Save up to 50-75% on games in the Xbox Store

12 Month Xbox Live Gold Membership - [Digital Code]: $49.99

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