The Game Awards 2025 Partners With Prime Video To Subject Viewers To More Ads

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OMG! 🤯 The Game Awards, that totally legit and not-at-all-rigged awards show where Geoff Keighley gets to play kingmaker 👑, is now slumming it on Prime Video! Yes, you heard it right, folks! If you weren’t already paying Jeff Bezos enough for your questionable life choices (like that one-click purchase of a singing fish 🐟), now you get the privilege of watching ads… I mean, “world premieres” and awkward acceptance speeches during The Game Awards! 🎉

For the first time ever (allegedly), The Game Awards will be gracing Prime Video with its presence, globally! 🌎 This means you can watch it while simultaneously ordering more stuff you don’t need on Amazon! It’s all included with your Prime membership, so basically, you’re already paying for it. Might as well tune in to see which game Geoff decides is worthy this year. 🤔 Don’t worry, it’ll still be on Twitch and YouTube, because, you know, gotta catch all those sweet, sweet eyeballs. 👀

The Game Awards 2025 (because we’re already in the future, duh!) will be broadcast LIVE from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Thursday, December 11, from 5–8 PM PT / 8–11 PM ET. Prepare for “world premieres,” which probably means another battle royale game no one asked for and a sequel to a game that was already milked dry. 🥛 Also, brace yourselves for “major new game announcements,” which will undoubtedly involve NFTs and microtransactions. 💸 And who can forget the musical performances? Get ready for some obscure indie band no one’s ever heard of or some washed-up pop star trying to stay relevant. 🎤 Oh, and stars from the Amazon MGM Studios-produced series Fallout will be there, because synergy! Because what better way to celebrate video games than by having actors from a TV show about video games present awards for video games? 🤷‍♀️

“We’re thrilled to bring our global celebration of video games to even more audiences with the addition of Prime Video,” said Geoff Keighley, the benevolent dictator of The Game Awards. 🙄 “With the upcoming launch of Fallout Season 2 and an exciting slate of game adaptations, Prime Video is a natural home for our show. We’re honoured to have Amazon stand alongside so many other entertainment technology companies as partners to our show.” Translation: “Mo’ money, mo’ money, mo’ money! 🤑 Prime Video gives us more exposure, which means more sponsors, which means more money for me! And hey, maybe if I kiss Amazon’s butt enough, they’ll give me my own show! 🙏”

But wait, there’s more! 🎉 In another groundbreaking move, The Game Awards 2025 will be available to stream on Twitch in glorious 2K (1440p) resolution! Because who needs 4K when you can have slightly better than 1080p? 🤷‍♂️ And of course, there will be Twitch Drops, because nothing says “celebrating video games” like rewarding viewers with exclusive in-game content for watching ads… I mean, the show! 🎁 You’ll get a limited-edition TGA chat badge, so everyone knows you wasted 30 minutes of your life watching The Game Awards! 🏅

And because Amazon loves your money, they’re relaunching their dedicated shop, “amazon.com/thegameawards,” where you can access “exclusive, limited-time deals” across nominated games, new releases, hardware, and more! 🛍️ Translation: “We’re going to trick you into buying stuff you don’t need by slapping The Game Awards logo on it!” 🤡

So mark your calendars, folks! The Game Awards 2025 will stream live on December 11th, 2025, at 5–8 PM PT / 8–11 PM EST. Get ready for a night of manufactured hype, questionable awards, and blatant corporate shilling! 🥳 It’s going to be… something. 🤪

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