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Secrets From The World Of Video Games: Amazon’s Potential Jump Into Cloud Gaming
A handful of recent job listings may offer some hints as to Amazon‘s future ambitions in the gaming space. One opening mentions that the online giant “is looking for a software engineer to contribute to the design and construction of next generation of distribution technology for online video games.”
The Inside Of An Amazon Warehouse Is A Terrifying Sight
You’ve no doubt ordered something from Amazon once. Maybe you ordered something from the site just now. It carries all kinds of stuff for all kinds of people, but have you ever wondered where it’s all kept? Well, it’s kept in gargantuan warehouses like this one, which is no doubt being looked after by top men. Top. Men.
Broken Pre-Order Promise Angers Fans Who Wanted Rubber Watch
A pre-order mix-up has left a number of gamers upset at both retailer Amazon and Aksys Games, the publisher behind the great adventure game Virtue’s Last Reward.
The 360′s $50 Price Drop Is For Two New Bundles—But It Isn’t Limited To GameStop
With big thanks to our partners at Dealzon, we know a little more about this $US50 price drop on Xbox 360 configurations. The big detail is that the cut isn’t limited to just GameStop. “These are new bundles, supposedly released Oct. 9, and are now selling for $US250 at Best Buy, Amazon, and Gamestop, instead of $US300 that was expected through last week,” says Dealzon.
Deus Ex, Just Cause And Hitman Highlight The $10 “Square Pack” Sale On Amazon
gaming value hunters, Amazon is now selling for just $US9.99 the “Absolutely Great Square Pack” — Just Cause 1 and 2, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Hitman: Blood Money, Quantum Conundrum, Supreme Commander 2, and The Last Remnant. The purchase gets you the downloadable version of all games. If each game were sold at itsl MSRP, the $US10 price tag means the bundle is 94 per cent off what you’d normally pay. [Amazon]
Something’s Not Right Between Nintendo And Amazon, But Neither Is Talking
You can buy a Nintendo 3DS from pretty much anywhere — except for the world’s biggest online retailer. For at least the past year, retail titan Amazon has not sold Nintendo hardware. There are Amazon listings for the DS and Wii and 3DS, but you can only purchase the hardware from third-party distributors. Amazon won’t sell any of them firsthand.
Amazon Brings Achievements, Cloud Saving To Kindle Games
This is Amazon GameCircle, a new service that Amazon hopes will help it compete with Apple’s Game Center.





















