On Monday, for awhile many anticipated Sony would finally unveil the price tag on their next generation of consoles. Owing in large part to a now-retracted rumor, the hype reached a crescendo when with Amazon unveiling their Playstation 5 pre-order page store page. After several hours it became evident the price point was going to be revealed. At least for the day. Continue reading “Playstation 5 Store Page Goes Live On Amazon”
[Update 714/2020:] Yen Press confirmed that Amazon purposely had No Game, No Life banned from the site.
[Original article:] The light novel for No Game, No Life has apparently been removed from Amazon, along with My Next Life As A Villainess. The light novel series has reportedly not been available for purchase throughout the summer. Continue reading “Amazon Removes No Game No Life, My Next Life As A Villainess Light Novels”
Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy are looking to work on Westworld season 4 and the Fallout intellectual property. Bethesda Game Studios and Bethesda Softworks will be working with Nolan and Joy along with KilterFilms to create a new Fallout TV series as an “Amazon original” show. Continue reading “Fallout TV Series Heading To Amazon From Westworld Creators”
For awhile we have discussed how companies use political correctness to mask the fact they are receiving tax credits to not hire white men. Work Opportunity Tax Credits as they are called rewards discriminatory hiring practices by offsetting the production shortfalls in hiring unqualified workers to fill critical roles previously occupied by white men. Continue reading “Leaked Documents Reveals Amazon Pushes for Diversity to Prevent Unionization”
Guerrilla journalist Mike Cernovich did a documentary about the effects and dangers of misinformation during the age of fake news media. The documentary is called Hoaxed: Everything They Told You Is A Lie. It has an accompanying paperback book as well. However, you won’t be able to watch the documentary on Amazon any longer because it’s been censored from the platform. Continue reading “Mike Cernovich’s Hoaxed Documentary Censored From Amazon Prime Video”
Amazon seller Chuck Gaffney shared information about his storefront being false-flagged by those who complained to Amazon that the anime figurines he was selling were exploitative and equivalent to child pornography, which resulted in Amazon removing the figurines from the store. Continue reading “Amazon Removes Some Anime Figurines Following False Flags”
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” opens The Tale of Two Cities, but more than launching the classical work of Charles Dickens it amply describes current year minus one’s gaming scene. Continue reading “Gift Cards, Switch Games and Controllers Dominate 2019’s Game Sales”
Amazon Prime Video took a different approach to teasing the second season of The Boys, the original series based on the gory comic book series from Garth Ennis. The trailer is filled to the brim with violence and gore, instead of trying to convince people that there’s a coherent story that they should follow. Continue reading “The Boys Season 2 Teaser Trailer Trades Story For Gore, Gore, And More Gore”
While this isn’t quite the digital book burning that Amazon has been enacting against certain other books and authors lately, it’s still a news story indicative of how the major e-tailer is dictating how things can be viewed on the site and what ads can run on the platform based on a very linear, Left-leaning ideology. Continue reading “Amazon Rejects Yasmine Mohammed’s Ad For Unveiled Book Discussing Leaving Islam”
Journalists sought to get Gab’s investment sub-domain, Invest.Gab.com, shut down following the latest shootings that took place in Dayton, Ohio and El paso, Texas. Amazon acquiesced after being made aware of the article that was published on August 6th, 2019 by Judd Legum over on Popular.info. Continue reading “Amazon Shuts Down Gab’s Investing Sub-Domain After Journalists Notify Amazon”
Well, in recent news, it looks like nobody wants Nexon. That’s correct, not even other big industry players, according to news reports. It is said that Nexon founder Kim Jung-Ju has canceled his plans to sell 99-percent of controlling stake in the company due to little interest and few buyers. Continue reading “Reports Say Nexon Is No Longer For Sale Due To Bidder Disinterest”
University of California professor and author, Kevin MacDonald, has been on the receiving end of Amazon’s new initiative to digitally burn books that certain groups find socially unacceptable. MacDonald’s book The Culture of Critique: An Evolutionary Analysis of Jewish Involvement in Twentieth-Century Intellectual and Political Movements has been banned from Amazon. Continue reading “Amazon’s Digital Book Burning Continues With Kevin MacDonald’s The Culture Of Critique”
The worlds largest on-line service provider, Amazon, has upgraded its Fire HD 8 tablet. Amazon has incorporated a new feature: always-on, hands-free Alexa. Yes, even when the handset is not plugged in or unlocked, users can still communicate with Alexa. Continue reading “Amazon Announced Its New Model Fire HD 8 Tablet Featuring Always-On Alexa”
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