There were queues at select stores across the country with some shoppers lining up in the cold.

The Louisville Courier-Journal, a member of the USA TODAY Network, in St. Matthews, Kentucky, near Louisville, reported that 60 people lined up to shop for Black Friday deals at Best Buy before the store opened and temperatures dropped by 30 degrees. seconds.

In Anderson, South Carolina, shoppers lined up before Walmart opened (some arrived at 1:30 a.m. before the doors opened at 5 a.m.) and some walked out at Camp Target at 7 a.m. Cars fill the kohl parking lots and housewares. Shoppers also visited JC Penny and lined up for Best Buy, according to the Anderson Independent Mail, part of the USA TODAY Network.

And at Kohl's in Springfield, Ill., about 30 people were in line for the store opening, with the temperature hovering around 18 degrees, according to the State-Journal Register, which is also part of the USA TODAY network.

In Edmund, Okla., buyers lined up at Academy Sports + Outdoors hours before opening to make sure they could get deals on specific items like a heat scene, the Oklahomaman newspaper reported, USA TODAY Network.

GameStop Black Friday deals: PS5 bundles

There were also some lines about Thanksgiving. Time. Some stores were open during the holidays. Several GameStop stores opened and were selling one of the most sought after Christmas gifts, the PlayStation 5.

Several retailers, including Walmart, sell the PS5 and Xbox Series X online, but GameStop had a few consoles available as part of the Black Friday sale in stores.