GameQuest Direct has a whole passel of deals from as part of its Cyber Monday sale (that seems to extend to December 15, 2009). All these deals require coupon codes, as GQD will not list a game at lower than MSRP as part of their deal with vendors. Also, as they are a global distributor, you may receive a Canadian version of a game which will be identical to a US release but come with an extra instruction manual in French. Hey, it’s like a collector’s item, eh!

Click through for a list and coupon codes…

So many sales, so little time. Lucky for us there are several more hours before the online sales end.

Here’s a bullet list of all the video game-related Cyber Monday 2009 sales we’ve spotted so far..

Buy.com has also extended some of its sale items from the Thanksgiving weekend through to Cyber Monday and beyond.

Most have free shipping, which is a savings in itself, and many will last until supplies are exhausted. Otherwise, many are not really great deals, simple convenient to order.

Digital download game site GamersGate is offering up to 70% off for its Cyber Monday 2009 sale.

Since it is a download site, the games are for PCs running either Windows or Mac. Oh yeah, there’s still love for the Mac-based PCs out there.

Here’s a sampling of GamersGate’s Cyber Monday deals:

Newegg has also embraced the “Cyber Monday” moniker, bascialyl extneding the Black Friday and Thanksgiving weekend deals an extra day (or so).

Most if not all of the deals appear to have free shipping including several of the gadgets, electronics, iPhone and iPod peripherals and PC gear.

Here are the game and game-related deals currently on the site:

Amazon is continuing its timed deals with sales items for the so-called Cyber Monday (Monday, November 30, 2009).

The items are divided into three categories by price (under $10, under $25 and under $50) as well as by system. Note that the site is using the sale URLs as with Black Friday, so the header (and search engine results) might have the Black Friday header. The sites says the deals last “all day” yso you can probably guess they’ll last from midnight to midnight or until sold out, whichever comes first.

Here’s a list of some of the better deals:

If you are all depressed because you missed the Black Friday deals on Amazon, well you can relax because the deals last all the way ’til Monday, November 30, 2009.

Amazon has always had great deals on video games but they pulled out all the stops for the holidays.

First, hundreds of games and accessories are discounted. They even allow you to view the deals that are under $10, under $25, and under $50 separately to make it easier to find what you are looking to spend. There is also console deals like you can get Left4Dead 2 for Xbox 360, free, when you purchase an Xbox 360 Elite console.

Here is a list of some of the available deals :

Yes, stores are that specific with sales.

Meijer has a sale ad sheet for each day of the weekend. For Saturday, November 28, 2009, from 6 a.m. to midnight, the ad features Santa Bucks good for money off of single item purchases over a certain amount ($4 off $19.97+, $5 off $29.97+, $8 off $39.97+, $10 off $49.97+ up to $20 off $99.7+). The Santa Bucks are also good online with the promo code.

Beyond that…

And you thought the deals ended with Black Friday? Silly shopper.

Online electronics store Newegg has several notable game deals lasting at least part of the weekend. Some end Saturday, November 28, 2009, while others last until mid-December 2009.

Here are all the game-related deals I could see on the Newegg sale page…

This year’s eCost Black Friday bargains are still only a tease, not revealing whether they are members-only deals and not even listing them all. The online-only sale begins at 12:01 a.m. CST on Friday, November 27, 2009.

On the eCost Black Friday Preview page you can see one game bargain, an Xbox 360 Pro system with 20 GB hard drive and a headset for $119.

The next best teaser deal is an 8 GB Third Generation iPhone 3G for $359.

There’s also…