Calling all publicity hounds: GameFly, the video-game rental service, is making a TV commercial and it wants some wacky fan to star in it. Of course there is a contest. Send a video of yourself ...

After launching earlier this year on the Amazon Fire TV, GameFly Streaming is now coming to Samsung Smart TVs as well.

GameFly’s presence on the Amazon box is exclusive, in that no other dedicated streaming media device can claim to offer the same.

With the release of these never before seen videos using outtakes from the television commercial shoot, GameFly lends an entertaining and refreshingly accurate take on a gamer's biggest dilemma.

You may have forgotten about GameFly, but someone else hasn’t. The video game rental subscription service has a new owner: Alliance Entertainment. The physical media distributor, one of the ...

This is a big win for the Amazon Fire TV, as game streaming is something that isn't offered on rivals such as the Apple TV, Chromecast, or Roku. GameFly says the service will launch later this ...

On Tuesday, American video game rental company GameFly launched a cloud-based game streaming service exclusively on the Amazon Fire TV set-top box. The new subscription service, simply named ...

Instead of just sending out video game rentals by mail, GameFly plans to stream them over the Internet with a new app for Amazon Fire TV. GameFly’s service will offer several bundles of ...

GameFly Streaming also offers a pricier "gamer pack" that comes with 16 games for $10/month. The one major catch is that GameFly Streaming is available only for Amazon Fire TV, which costs $100.

GameFly is set to shut down its game streaming service at the end of this month. According to Variety, GameFly made the call to go the way of OnLive before EA acquired the company's cloud gaming ...

Quick-growing startup Gamefly applied for its IPO this week, which not only isn't representative of a rebound in video game industry growth, but actually shows that the slump will continue. Like ...

GameFly's ad campaign isn't always the best. Lately, they've been airing late night spots that recall shady as-seen-on-TV businesses. Their new Ad, however, is a stroke of Genius. Speaking to ...