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A swag-laden collector’s edition for EA’s Dead Space 2 briefly appeared on Amazon.com yesterday before being taken down, but not before this attractive image found its way onto the internet proper. Is that a replica Plasma Cutter I see?
A potential gaming push by Amazon.com gets a big boost, as Microsoft’s director of game platform strategy Andre Vrignaud takes on a new role with the online retailer, and he’s “very intrigued about what Amazon is looking to do”.
At least one PlayStation 3 owner has found the silver lining in Sony’s decision to axe the option to install other operating systems like Linux to the console, obtaining a rather substantial refund from Amazon.com for his PS3 purchase.
The answer to that question can be mostly summed up with three letters: Wii. Nintendo’s console dominated online retailer Amazon.com’s video game department in 2009, securing nine of the top 10 spots on this year’s bestsellers list.
Looking to do a little zombie killing on the cheap? Amazon might have what you’re looking for, frugal gamer, offering Left 4 Dead 2 at deeper discount than one would expect of a game selling pretty darn well.
We knows that McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and other popular fast food restaurants are offering amazing deals on crappy food these days, but how much gaming can you get for a dollar? How about an entire MMO, filled with aliens, and guns, and lasers, complete with a free month of gameplay? Despite NCsoft’s plans to tighten up the graphics on level three, Richard Garriott’s Tabula Rasa hasn’t done all that well at retail. GameStop.com has stopped selling it, but if you act now you can snag it from Amazon.com for a mere $US.96. Note the decimal point there. That’s 96 cents. That’s extremely sad.
