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As expected, Amazon MGM isn’t giving up on its Stargate revival. In November 2025, the studio greenlit a new Stargate series from Martin Gero, a veteran of previous Stargate shows. But in June, fans learned that Gero’s show had been scrapped, reportedly because Amazon execs worried it wouldn’t have the kind of broad appeal that…

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Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale has arrived and it has brought some of the best manga deals of the year. Collecting physical media can be an expensive hobby, but these news discounts make it just a little bit cheaper. While not everything is on sale today, there are quite a few box sets we’re…

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Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale is now live, and there are some genuinely excellent PS5 game deals to pick up while the sale is running. The offers are exclusive to Prime members and are available from October 6-7, so you’ve only got a short window to grab any games that catch your eye.

Amazon just launched its ‘3 for 2’ sale on books and there’s a great deal in there for Batman fans. The first three volumes of Absolute Batman are included and you can grab them all for $38.66 with this sale.

Amazon is discounting a bunch of officially licensed Legend of Zelda shirts this week. The new sale arrives just a week before Prime Big Deal Days, with more than 40 T-Shirts down to $16.99 for Prime Members.

Millions of Twitch streamers have accused the Amazon-owned platform of using its streams and chats to train AI products.

Streamers who have spent years building their channels — the VODs, the late-night marathons, the chat chaos, the clips the community clipped and re-clipped — may be surprised to learn that archive could reportedly be feeding Amazon’s AI pipeline. Twitch has added a setting called “Training for Generative AI“ that lets you opt out of…

Twitch uses its streamers’ content to train Amazon’s generative AI models. The setting for it turned up in account settings on August 12, and it is switched on by default for every user. Anyone who does not want their material feeding Amazon’s models has to act. There was no email about it, and no notice…