Black Friday has come and gone, but lots of the sales marking the retail holiday are continuing through its online counterpart, Cyber Monday and beyond. Whether you're in the market for games, hardware, or accessories., there are a whole lot of discounts to choose from. If you're in the market for some PC games, Electronic Arts' Origin online portal is already running its sale, featuring some deep discounts from EA's catalog--as well as on some non-EA games, too.

Origin's Black Friday sale runs until December 3 and sees cuts on digital PC game prices as deep as 85%. Though the latest entry into the Star Wars game pantheon, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, isn't on sale, you can still get a Star Wars fix with Battlefront 2 at $16--a 60% savings.

Among the most notable discounts right now is on Need For Speed Heat. It's already down to $40 from the usual price of $60, despite only being released on November 8. GameSpot gave Heat a 7 out of 10, with reviewer Richard Wakeling writing, "With only a select few events, no discernible difference between each car's handling, and a simplistic driving model, Need for Speed Heat does stumble into repetition during its final few hours. It's not quite a rip-roaring return to form, then, but this latest entry puts the Need for Speed series back on the right track. ...Need for Speed Heat may not revolutionize racing games, but it's the best the series has been in a long, long time."

A few other titles released this year are also seeing their prices cut down. You can snag Madden 20 for $36 (40% off), FIFA 20 for $30, (a savings of 50%), and Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville for $30 (a 25% cut). There's also BioWare's live service game Anthem, which is down to $18 for its Standard Edition and $24 for its Deluxe Edition (previously $60 and $80, respectively). If you're a subscriber to EA's Origin Access subscription service, you get an additional 10% off Black Friday deals, as well.

Check out a list of the most notable discounts below. We've also got a ton more deals on our Black Friday hub, with more coverage coming as we near Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Origin Black Friday Sale Deals

• FIFA 20 Standard Edition -- $30 (50% off)
• FIFA 20 Champions Edition -- $40 (50% off)
• FIFA 20 Ultimate Edition -- $50 (50% off)
• Need For Speed Heat Standard Edition -- $40 (33% off)
• Need For Speed Heat Deluxe Edition -- $47 (33% off)
• Madden 20 Standard Edition -- $36 (40% off)
• Madden 20 Superstar Edition -- $40 (50% off)
• Madden 20 Ultimate Superstar Edition -- $50 (50% off)
• Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville Standard Edition -- $30 (25% off)
• Battlefield V Standard Edition -- $16 (60% off)
• Battlefield V Year Two Edition -- $30 (40% off)
• Anthem Standard Edition -- $18 (70% off)
• Anthem Legion of Dawn Edition -- $24 (70% off)
• Star Wars: Battlefront 2 -- $9 (70% off)
• The Sims 4 Standard Edition -- $5 (88% off)
• The Sims 4 Digital Deluxe Edition -- $7.50 (85% off)
• The Sims 4 Island Living Expansion -- $20 (50% off)
• The Sims 4 Get Famous Expansion -- $20 (50% off)
• The Sims 4 Seasons Expansion -- $20 (50% off)
• The Sims 4 City Living Expansion -- $20 (50% off)
• The Sims 4 Get Together Expansion -- $20 (50% off)
• The Sims 4 Cats & Dogs Expansion -- $20 (50% off)
• The Sims 4 Get To Work Expansion -- $20 (50% off)
• Rainbow Six: Siege Standard Edition -- $8 (60% off)
• Rainbow Six: Siege Gold Edition -- $27 (55% off)
• Rainbow Six: Siege Ultimate Edition -- $45 (55% off)

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