Nothing wrong with PS4. Amazon likely wants a cheaper wholesale price and Sony ain't budging. So sales that would have gone to Amazon are going to Best Buy/Gamestop/Wallmart/etc until Amazon realizes that it's not going to be given special treatment since PS4 can sell its share just fine without it..

In the case of Zelda BOTW and Splatoon 2, the digital version is cheaper. Which is something quite striking and I hope that Nintendo takes note. What would happen if some physical games had a similar discount? the sky would be the limit.

Bombed is an exaggeration but i would say it underperformed.

Oh definitely, it underperformed. It's a worse game than TNO in my opinion, so it doesn't particularly surprise me. The level design in particular was atrocious at times. There was a lot of fan enthusiasm after TNO but TNC just sorta squandered it.

This is almost certainly the case.  Amazon tried the same thing with Nintendo.

But this is stupid because unlike the Wii U which needed every bit of exposure it could get on every storefront it could, PS4 is the hottest console since the PS2.  Those who want to buy it will buy it, from Amazon or somewhere else.  This is just deluded arrogance on Amazon's part, forgetting that not only are they not even close to the biggest games retailer, they aren't even the biggest online retailer.

Yeah, I did overexaggerate when I said it bombed and 'underperformed' would be a better term.

There are just under 6 months to go and Smash Bros Ultimate does not seem to give in. If it stays in the top 10 until its launch it would be impressive and I see it very possible. The sales of this game are going to be something never before seen in the series.

MTA sold out, hope they restock quickly.

That or not at all.  They continue to make money since they get a cut of 3rd party sales.  The idea is they are trying to intimidate Sony by threatening not to carry their product.  Problem is 1) they have NEVER had the spine to block 3rd party sales of it and 2) they aren't big enough for it to work.  

As for what they want, it's a better deal on their discount for buying bulk.  They want an equal or better deal than Walmart most likely.  Which will not happen.

They're bigger for one.  They buy larger quantities as well.  Which makes sense because they are brick and mortar stores.  Which is another factor.  Basically, Amazon is smaller, buys less, and has far less overhead.