The game business is now bigger than Hollywood and last year the nation's largest game seller racked up over $2 billion in holiday sales.
It's a fairly expensive product line to push and the industry is battling to boost that bottom line.
Black Friday marks the beginning of a holiday season where sales growth is not expected to cover inflation.
That hasn't stopped shoppers, looking for a bargain, from turning out.
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