The holidays may be over, but solid deals on games and hardware continue over at GameStop, which releases new weekly sales every Wednesday. This week's best deals include bonus trade-in incentives, a two-for-one pre-owned offer, and one of last year's hottest titles for about 30% off its regular price.

Headlining this week's GameStop sale is Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, which is available right now for $40 new. Released just this past October, the latest entry in the storied Call of Duty franchise received generally favorable critical reviews and acclaim from fans of the series and newcomers alike.

With Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 being such a new game and one that's selling reasonably well, seeing it discounted over 30% is a bit of a surprise. Regardless, considering this deal is on par with many Black Friday video game sales, now might be a good time for those hesitant to take the plunge and save on one of last year's most successful releases.

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Alas, Call of Duty isn't for everyone. Fortunately, this week's GameStop sale has some pretty steep markdowns on a number of popular games. Among them are Friday the 13th: The Game ($20), Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Definitive Edition ($40), Hitman 2 ($30), and Watch Dogs 2 ($20). The sale ends next Tuesday, January 15, and stock is never guaranteed, so anyone interested in taking advantage of these deals will want to act quickly.

With so many worthwhile games coming out every year, it's easy to miss out on some pretty incredibly experiences. GameStop's deal makes it affordable to catch up on some of those older games, with all pre-owned titles under $15 being eligible for a two-for-$20 deal. And on the hardware side of things, console trade-ins are currently worth 25% more credit this week, so now's the time to trade in that old vanilla Xbox One.

GameStop may be sweetening the deal for potential shoppers in an effort to bounce back from what could only be considered a devastating third quarter last year. Despite benefiting from steady growth in hardware sales and accessories, the video game retailer reported a $488 million loss in the third quarter of 2018, undoubtedly due in part to the sharp decline in physical media sales of recent years.

Source: GameStop