4 times that major tech companies, from Apple to

4 times that major tech companies, from Apple to Google and Amazon, tried and failed to break into video games (AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN)

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Published 03 Jul 2020

· *Despite decades of trying, most major tech companies have thus far failed to compete in the video game market.*
· *From Amazon's Fire TV debacle to Google's ongoing Stadia struggles, tech's biggest players have been unable to crack the code on video games.*
· *We've rounded up the most notable missteps into gaming from...

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4 times that major tech companies, from Apple to Google and Amazon, tried and failed to break into video games (AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN)

4 times that major tech companies, from Apple to Google and Amazon, tried and failed to break into video games (AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN)

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