Hasbro Games Under $5 After Black Friday Sale and Rebate

If you love classic board games or need some inexpensive gifts for a secret Santa, kid, or other reason, I recommend checking out the Hasbro games at Target for Black Friday.

The games are on sale for $7 each but they are even cheaper when you use the Game Night Rebate that is currently being advertised on tv by Neil Patrick Harris.

The rebate works in increments of two games and is good for a maximum of twelve games. For two until eight games, the rebate is $2.50 per game. If you buy ten or twelve games the rebate goes up. The final price of the games will range from $3.67 (twelve games) to $4.50 (two games).

The rebate is for select games and Target sale is also select games. The following is a list that will work for this deal:

• Connect 4
• Jenga
• Monopoly
• Operation
• Scrabble

If I make it to Target, I'm going to pick up a few games. For under $5 these will be great for my classroom and Toys for Tots.

Great Deal on Games at Toys'R'Us

Starting tomorrow, November 6, 2011, Toys'R'Us has some great deals on toys.

The best deal is Operation (Toy Story 3 Edition) for only $1 but they have tons of other games priced $20 and below. I'm not sure regular retail values of the games to know if the other sales are a good deal however besides these low prices you can also get a free $10 Toys'R'Us gift card with $35 purchases or a $15 Toys'R'Us gift card with a $50 purchase.

I recommend stocking up on toys because with the holidays around the corner it can be really be a nice surprise for underprivileged kids. Buy one or two of these cheap games and drop them off at your local Toys for Tots drop center to give a child a happy holiday season.

Cheap Hasbro Games at Kmart

Remember those great Hasbro coupons I told you about to buy new games? It seems that Kmart really wants you to use them at their stores. Kmart will double the Hasbro coupons for up to $10. This means you can get some really great games for close to nothing. Check the Kmart flier to make sure they are doing this in your area because it might be a regional thing.

If you haven't printed the coupons out yet, try coupons.com or Play Saver.