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Walmart wants you to buy games from it so badly, that it has decided to post its Black Friday deals early, hoping you’ll brave being trampled to death in order to save a buck or twenty. Its tactic might just work, because it has some nice deals on offer for both games and console bundles.

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Major specialist retail chains have responded to isolated street date breaks with a mass release of The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim.

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ICO and Shadow of the Colossus: The Collection’s previously promised spring release may have been altered, if one US retailer is correct.

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Kotaku has posted a Kmart sales flier for Black Friday.

Deal in the advert include DSi bundles for $170 with five free games and a $25 Nintendo coupon.

There’s also a deal on Left 4 Dead 2 for $40, a Xbox 360 Elite bundle with Pure, Lego Batman or Halo ODST for $299.

Check it out through here.

Looks as though this isn’t so much of a secret any more. KMART just listed PS3 Slim for pre-sell at $299, to launch on August 24.

It’s got a 120Gb HD, according to the retailer. Here’s the blurb:

PS3, SLIM High-Definition Blu-ray player for the best movie experience. Free PLAYSTATION Network membership. 120GB HDD for downloading games, music, videos, and photos. Includes DUAL SHOCK 3 controller. HDMI output for 1080p resolution.

The Sony GamesCom press conference is expected to confirm details of the new SKU tonight at 7.00pm German time.

We’re just winding up for it now. Get more details here.

Thanks, Psychotext.

Update: Even better, KMart have the Slim on pre-sale for $299 and on sale from August 24th, next Monday. More here.

Original Story: Only 8 hours and 34 minutes left until that presser, innit?

American retail chain KMart has revealed what finally seems to be what we’ve already known for months: a PS3 price-cut and the PS3 Slim.

“The rumors are reality. New low price & a new exciting Playstation 3,” is what it says on the retailer’s website.

If it wasn’t official before, it is now – Sony are bad at keeping things a secret.

Thanks, Kotaku.