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Hardware, storefront and ecosystem news for Amazon.- Amazon Raising A Pokemon Game Price To $80 Sets A Worrying PrecedentAmazon temporarily increased the price of the physical edition of Pokemon Pokopia from $70 to $80, sparking concerns about a worrying precedent for video game pricing. This move, especially for a game utilizing a game-key card format, has also raised questions among preservationists about the future of digital ownership and physical releases.
- Daily Video Game Deals Mar 9 – DRAGON QUEST III HD-2D Remake, Sniper Elite: Resistance, Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection – Deluxe Edition, Nice Day For Fishing & MoreDaily video game deals for March 10th include DRAGON QUEST III HD-2D Remake, Sniper Elite: Resistance, Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection – Deluxe Edition, and Nice Day For Fishing. Discounts are available across PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC platforms from retailers like Amazon and Woot.
- Physical Game Shortages Drive Pokemon Pokopia to $80 on AmazonPhysical game shortages are driving up prices, with Pokemon Pokopia reaching $80 on Amazon due to limited stock. This trend, affecting other titles like RE9, is attributed to publishers reducing print runs and ongoing supply chain issues. The article discusses the impact on collectors and families, lamenting the loss of spontaneous game purchases and the shift towards pre-ordering.
- Amazon Is Offering Free Credit for Spending $50 on Select Board Games Today - IGNAmazon is offering a $10 credit when customers spend $50 on select board games. The promotion includes popular titles like Pandemic, Azul Summer Pavilion, and 7 Wonders Duel. The credit will be automatically added to the customer's account 30 days after the eligible board games have shipped.
- 10 Cancelled Sci-Fi Series That Left Audiences Wanting MoreThis article ranks ten science fiction television series that were canceled prematurely, leaving fans disappointed. Shows like 1899, Dollhouse, and Westworld are highlighted for their creative potential and premature endings, with the list culminating in "For All Mankind" and "Severance" as critically acclaimed but underappreciated series.
- US: Amazon raises Pokemon Pokopia physical price amid reports of stock constraintsAmazon has increased the price of Pokemon Pokopia to $80 in the United States due to reported stock constraints, with the game now sold out on the retailer's platform. Numerous other retailers across the US have also reported sell-outs of the boxed copies, which utilize a controversial Game-Key Card.
- Amazon’s Zoox will test its robotaxis in Dallas and PhoenixAmazon's autonomous vehicle subsidiary, Zoox, is expanding its testing operations to Dallas and Phoenix. The company will initially use retrofitted Toyota Highlander SUVs with safety drivers to map the cities before deploying its purpose-built robotaxis. This expansion aims to test the vehicles' sensors and battery performance in diverse conditions and increases Zoox's operational footprint to 10 US cities.
- PC Cases Are Heavily Discounted At Woot This WeekWoot is offering significant discounts on various PC cases from brands like Corsair, MSI, and Cooler Master, with an additional 20% off using promo code CASE20. Some deals include price cuts of over 50%, making it an opportune time for PC hardware upgrades. Prime members can enjoy free shipping on these items.
- 14 Shocking TV Shows and Films That Divided AudiencesThis article discusses 14 television shows and films that have divided audiences due to controversial storylines, reboots, or sensitive subject matter. Productions like Velma, Girls, Yellowstone, and The Birth of a Nation are highlighted for sparking debate and leaving a lasting mark on pop culture, whether through critical acclaim or widespread criticism.
- Pokémon Pokopia Physical Edition Price Raised to $80 on Amazon, Amid Reports of Stock Constraints - IGNAmazon has increased the price of the physical edition of Pokémon Pokopia to $80 for the Nintendo Switch 2, citing stock constraints. This price hike follows reports of limited availability at various retailers, with the game's recommended retail price being $70. Nintendo has previously indicated it would experiment with variable pricing on its latest console.
- Resident Evil Requiem is Still Almost Entirely Sold Out Online, With Physical Copies Only Available at Select Retailers - IGNPhysical copies of Resident Evil Requiem are nearly sold out online across all platforms in the US, with limited stock remaining at select retailers like Amazon for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2. Digital preorders are widely available, and the PC version has discounts on third-party sites. The game, developed by Capcom, released on February 27 for PS5, Xbox, Switch 2, and PC.
- A "new franchise within the God of War universe" is seemingly in development at Santa Monica StudioEvidence suggests Santa Monica Studio is developing a new franchise within the God of War universe, based on a since-deleted LinkedIn post by a former senior writer. The post detailed contributions to narrative, character development, and lore expansion for the acclaimed IP. This project could potentially be a live-service game or something entirely new, possibly timed with the upcoming Amazon Prime Video God of War series.
- Daily Video Game Deals Mar 8 – Forspoken, Squirrel with a Gun, Code Vein II, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth & MoreDaily video game deals for March 8th include discounts on Forspoken, Squirrel with a Gun, Code Vein II, and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth across PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Several titles are available at reduced prices through retailers like Amazon and Humble Bundle.
- You Can Now Preorder A Court Of Thorns And Roses Books 6 & 7Two new installments in Sarah J. Maas's "A Court of Thorns and Roses" series are available for preorder: Book Six, releasing October 27, and Book Seven, launching January 12, 2027. The article also highlights a preorder discount for the Books 1-5 boxed set on Amazon.
- Fair Play in 2026: Assessing the Reliability of Competitive Platforms - Walkthrough, Tips, ReviewIn 2026, the reliability of digital platforms is assessed through measurable factors like uptime, licensing transparency, and data protection. Smaller competitors must demonstrate strong technical standards and clear user policies to remain credible against dominant companies like Amazon and Google. Independent analysis, particularly in the iGaming space, and public disclosure of licensing and security audits are crucial for building user trust in a competitive market.
- GDC Awards 2026 to recognise Don Daglow and Rebecca HeinemanDon Daglow will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award and Rebecca Heineman will be posthumously honored with the Ambassador Award at the 2026 Game Developers Choice Awards. Daglow, a veteran of over five decades in game development, and Heineman, known for her advocacy and contributions to over 250 titles, are recognized for their significant impact on the industry.
- Amazon Has Discounted Pokémon TCG: Ascended Heroes Elite Trainer Boxes Today, But is It the Best Deal Going? - IGNThe Elite Trainer Box for the Pokémon TCG expansion Ascended Heroes has seen a significant price drop, currently listed around $109.88 on Amazon and $104 on TCGplayer, down from earlier highs. The article analyzes market trends for Ascended Heroes and other recent expansions like Phantasmal Flames and Perfect Order, suggesting patience may lead to further price decreases.
- Amazon.com is on the mend after experiencing technical issuesAmazon's website experienced significant technical issues, preventing users from logging in and displaying prices correctly. While the company confirmed the problems and worked on a fix, user complaints have since fallen significantly, indicating a stabilization of the service. This incident appears to be separate from larger Amazon Web Services outages.
- Amazon.com is experiencing issues and failing to load pricesAmazon's website is experiencing technical difficulties, preventing users from logging in and causing prices and product information to fail to load. The company has acknowledged the issues and is working on a fix, stating they appreciate customer patience. This outage appears to be separate from broader Amazon Web Services (AWS) disruptions.
- Lost Ark sets its End of the Abyss update – with balance tweaks ported from Korea – for March 11Amazon announced that the Lost Ark update 'The End of the Abyss' will be released on March 11th. This update includes a progression update, Paradise season 3, balance tweaks ported from the Korean version, and the conclusion of the first chapter's story. The patch also overhauls guardian raids with changes to revival limits, UI, HP scaling, and introduces a new stagger system.