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While the opening ceremony of Gamescom 2024 left something to be desired in terms of enthusiasm and hype, one offering stood out on the sheer level of authentic human emotion displayed by a passionate creator.

Amazon just released a new TV series based on the hit Fallout video game franchise, and while TV series or movies based on video game franchises have not always honored the source material, we can only hope this one meets our very high expectations.

There are no current Amazon Prime Gaming promotions available for any Blizzard games.

Amazon Prime is loving the views for its Wheel of Time series, and the future for this streaming service seems to be focusing more on genre shows like the upcoming Lord of the Rings series and — to me at least more interestingly — possibly a Mass Effect series as well.

I've long believed that you can recognize when a story is well told -- when it has elements of real quality, when it is crafted in an effective and even powerful way -- and not necessarily like that story.

Whether you're impatiently waiting for Netflix to release Stranger Things' third season or simply for next Halloween, you should fill the break with the Costume Quest animated series on Amazon.

A new Lord of the Rings show has been in development for Amazon Prime, but new teasers could take it in an unexpected direction.

If you're a Heroes of the Storm player with Twitch Prime (which comes packaged with Amazon Prime), you're in for a treat: by linking your Twitch account to your Battle.net account, you'll received some free goodies over the next few months.

If you're deep in the thick of things with Kobolds and Catacombs there's another new way to get your hands on a couple of card packs -- sign up for Twitch Prime.

Around BlizzCon time, it can be pretty easy to overlook or forget a piece of information here and there.