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Goooooooooood morning! It's the day after Christmas for those who celebrate, and you're probably either back to work or ...

Amazon Game Studios and Crystal Dynamics revealed a first look at their highly anticipated new “Tomb Raider” game Thursday during The Game Awards — and announced a remake of the original 1996 “Tomb ...

Amazon is running a flash sale for The Game Awards nominees and winners for Prime members, and it includes discounts on games that had never dropped below MSRP until now. The deals will be available ...

Amazon Games has sold its multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) video game “March of Giants,” including the entire Montreal-based development team working on the upcoming project, to French gaming ...

Beyond Epoch Games, Mario has made quite a showing in the tabletop world. From chess sets and Monopoly to Guess Who and Uno, ...

Amazon has been updating the large-screened Kindle Scribe tablet more frequently and regularly than it updates its standard e-readers, and today the company is announcing the tablet’s third hardware ...

Ubisoft announced it has acquired development studio Amazon Games Montreal and the in-development multiplayer online battle arena game, March of Giants, from Amazon Games. Amazon as part of the ...

The first-generation Amazon Kindle Scribe is a note-taking Kindle reader, and you can get the 16GB version for $221.99 (originally $369.99).

Ubisoft has announced it has acquired the upcoming MOBA March of Giants, including a Montreal-based dev team headed by a number of veteran ex-Ubisoft developers, from previous owner Amazon Game ...

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As sales results for November show a sharp decline in demand for the PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox, a reader worries that consoles are quickly becoming obsolete. For a long while now I’ve worried ...