02.03.2009 6:42 pm

Amazon introduces new video game download service

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Starting today, the giant online retailer Amazon.com began offering digital downloads of casual games from its website.

The site has an inventory of about 600 titles selling from between $6.99 and $9.99 each. However, three games are being offered for free through…

YouTube adds ‘click to buy’ links to its content

By David Sheets

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The king of small-time video is taking a big-time step into video game marketing.

Google-owned YouTube has added e-commerce to its inventory, an announcement on Google said Tuesday, with such things as music, movies, TV programs, books, concert tickets and, yes, video…

“Spore” causing an uproar

By David Sheets

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

A lot of folks have come down hard on “Spore” as a game, saying it isn’t the wonder-title some had hoped. But Forbes magazine describes “Spore” as a rich target for piracy.

Apparently, the download restrictions installed by distributor Electronic Arts…

Amazon introduces new video game download service

YouTube adds ‘click to buy’ links to its content

“Spore” causing an uproar

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