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Saros Hits Its Lowest Price Since Launch at Amazon and Target, Dropping to Just $50

Housemarque's PlayStation 5 sci-fi shooter Saros is available for $49.99 at Amazon and Target, marking its lowest price since launch. This deal offers a $20 discount on the physical edition of the game.

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Splatoon Raiders amiibo stock in the US has run dry, but UK fans should have no issue grabbing the new Deep Cut trio

The new Splatoon Raiders amiibo figures are sold out across major US retailers, including GameStop, Amazon, Walmart, and the official Nintendo online store. However, fans in the UK can still purchase the triple-pack from Nintendo's UK store and Amazon, with the latter offering a slight markup. The amiibo unlock exclusive in-game outfits for Shiver, Big Man, and Frye.

Retro GamerPositive

Mike Flanagan joins Henry Cavill's Warhammer 40K series at Amazon, but it could take "years" to be…

Mike Flanagan has joined Henry Cavill's upcoming Warhammer 40,000 television series at Amazon, with Games Workshop CEO Kevin Rountree confirming initial outlines are complete. Rountree cautioned that the project, along with other adaptations, is a long-term endeavor that will take years to reach market. The report also revealed a Warhammer 40K animated series featuring Space Marines and an episode set in the Age of Sigmar universe for Amazon's Secret Level season 2.

Retro GamerPositive

Blade Runner 2099 feels more "like a movie," says showrunner, as it's only 8 episodes in total

Showrunner Silka Luisa confirmed that Amazon's Prime Video series Blade Runner 2099 is planned as an eight-episode limited series, designed to tell a complete story akin to a movie. The show is set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, depicting a future where replicants hold power and humans are second-class citizens, with Hunter Schafer and Michelle Yeoh in lead roles. Ridley Scott was involved in shepherding the project.

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Amazon wants to deploy 5,105 satellites for its direct-to-mobile service

Amazon's Leo subsidiary has launched over 390 satellites and plans to deploy an additional 5,105 for its direct-to-mobile service. This expansion aims to bolster its satellite internet capabilities.

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Tomb Raider: Catalyst försenas till 2028

The upcoming action-adventure game Tomb Raider: Catalyst, set in India and featuring a blend of past, present, and mythology, has been delayed and is now slated for a 2028 release. This follows a previous delay for the remake of the first Tomb Raider game, Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, which is now scheduled for February 12. Amazon's gaming division is publishing Tomb Raider: Catalyst.

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Nintendo pre-order updates – July 26, 2026 – LEGO Donkey Kong arcade, Hasbro Zelda toys, more

This article provides a comprehensive list of video game and merchandise pre-order updates for the week of July 26, 2026, across various retailers in the United States, Canada, and the UK. It details upcoming releases for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, including games like Elden Ring, Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, and Xenoblade Chronicles 2, as well as amiibo and Hasbro Zelda toys.

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Sunday Multiplex

This article discusses content creator videos, including a segment by Jason Schreier on how Amazon revitalized a studio after abandoning a game. It also features Wendell from Gamers Nexus discussing topics like ID verification for operating systems and VPN bans.

EngadgetNegative

Amazon accused of poaching HBO employees in Warner Bros. lawsuit

Warner Bros. Discovery has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that the tech giant induced its employees to breach their contracts. The lawsuit claims Amazon actively encouraged these employees to leave Warner Bros. Discovery.

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Something for the Weekend – 25/07/26

This week's gaming news includes the release date announcement for God of War Laufey, a delay for Tomb Raider Catalyst, and Xbox testing advert-supported game streaming. New titles like Wreckreation 2 and Modern Warfare 4 were also revealed, alongside reviews for Splatoon Raiders, Granblue Fantasy: Relink, and Halo: Campaign Evolved.

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Comings and Goings

A Bloomberg report details how a game studio was revitalized after being dropped by Amazon. The article suggests that this separation allowed the studio to find new direction and success.

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Evening Legal Briefs

Amazon is facing a lawsuit from Warner Bros. Discovery over allegations of poaching employees. The lawsuit specifically names Pia Barlow as an individual hired by Amazon who was previously employed by WBD.

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Amazon Delays Tomb Raider: Catalyst, Now Launching 2028

Amazon has delayed the release of Tomb Raider: Catalyst to 2028 and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis to February 2027. The reasons for the delays were not specified.

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Blade Runner 2099 release date, cast and everything else we know about the Prime Video series

The Prime Video television series Blade Runner 2099 is set to premiere on November 25, 2026, with new details revealed at San Diego Comic-Con. Set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, the show explores a future where replicants are in charge and humans are second-class citizens, featuring Hunter Schafer as a human fugitive and Michelle Yeoh as a replicant Blade Runner. Ridley Scott is an executive producer, and the series aims to capture a "sunshine noir" aesthetic.

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Amazon Gaming boss says high hardware prices could be good news for its Luna cloud gaming program

Amazon Gaming boss Jeffrey Gattis believes that high hardware prices could benefit Amazon's cloud gaming service, Luna. He suggests that as consoles and PCs become more expensive, more consumers may consider cloud gaming solutions. Gattis also noted that Amazon has a clearer gaming strategy now, focusing on reaching players who might be priced out of traditional hardware.

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Lara Croft can't catch a break: after delaying one Tomb Raider game, Amazon is delaying another and this one won't show up until 2028

Amazon has announced further delays for its Tomb Raider games, with Tomb Raider: Catalyst now slated for a 2028 release. The other title, Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, has been pushed to February 2027. These delays come amidst other production issues, including the use of AI in development and a halt in filming for the live-action TV show.

Retro GamerNeutral

Amazon games boss hopes Steam Machine and consoles "pushing well over $1,000" will drive more people to cloud…

Amazon games general manager Jeffrey Gattis believes rising console and PC hardware costs will drive more players towards cloud gaming services like Amazon Luna. He notes that while cloud gaming was once a solution in search of a problem, the increasing price of dedicated hardware makes it a more attractive option for the vast number of gamers who cannot afford expensive consoles or PCs.

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Amazon Prime adds free streaming video games for no extra charge

Amazon has integrated its cloud gaming service Luna into Prime Video, making it a free addition for Prime subscribers. This move aims to increase user engagement with Luna, which has struggled to gain traction as a standalone service. The company believes this integration will help reach a broader audience that may not own traditional gaming consoles or PCs.

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Quoteworthy

Amazon has indicated a desire for IO Interactive to develop a sequel to the game 007: First Light, citing its success. Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner is also mentioned in relation to the article's content.

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Amazon Wants to “Do What’s Right By” 007 First Light, Open to IO Interactive Returning for Sequel

Amazon Game Studios general manager Jeff Gattis stated that while no sequel discussions for 007 First Light have occurred, the door is open for IO Interactive to return. Amazon owns the rights to the game and aims to "do what's right by the game," suggesting IO Interactive would likely develop any sequel. Gattis also discussed Amazon's broader vision for cross-media properties and integrating IP across platforms like Prime Video and Amazon.com.