Nov 14, 2016 03:09 AM EST By Addie Tee, UniversityHerald Reporter

Best deals on consoles, TVs, and other electronic gadgets are starting to make their way online before the upcoming Black Friday this November. On the latest news, popular gaming stores have leaked their own posters detailing a huge range of discounts on gaming consoles, particularly Xbox One and PS4.

Via BestBlackFriday, Kohl's just confirmed that customers will be able to take 15 percent off in-store and online from Nov. 21 to Nov. 25. As part of Kohl's Black Friday 2016 deals, PS4 will be available for $250. Customers can get 500GB Uncharted 4 PS4 Slim model with $75 in Kohl's Cash for a mere $250.

In addition, the retailer will also sell the 500GB Minecraft Xbox One S bundle with Kohl's Cash at the same price.

On the other hand, Costco recently got some of its Black Friday deals leaked, revealing $50 discounts for Xbox One S Minecraft bundle and PS4 Uncharted 4 Slim bundle, as well as $250 off for Surface Book bundle (including Surface Pen and Surface Type Cover).

To level the competition, Wholesale Club is also offering an Xbox One S Minecraft 500GB bundle for $249, an Xbox One S "Battlefield 1" 1TB bundle for $299 and a PlayStation 4 Slim "Uncharted 4" bundle for $249.

MobiPicker reported that the newest leak includes four pages taken from Costco's holiday flyer for a sale that will last between Nov. 24 and Nov. 28.

Over at Shopko, an Xbox One S 1TB Gears of War bundle plus $100 worth electronic coupons are available for only $299. For PS4, an "Uncharted 4" bundle plus $100 in electronics is offered for $249.

According to Tech Times, top retailer Best Buy has also joined on the trend by releasing its Black Friday deals for 2016, which include discounts on PS4 and Xbox One bundles, a $199 49" Toshiba 4K HDTV and more. Best Buy's gaming console deals include Microsoft's Xbox One S 1TB Battlefield 1 Special Edition Console Bundle in Military Green for $299, a savings of $50, and Sony's PlayStation 4 Uncharted Bundle for $249, also a $50 savings, plus two free games.

The upcoming Black Friday event takes place on Nov. 25, followed by Cyber Monday on Nov. 28, while more deals are expected to leak as the events slowly approach.

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