This was explained once - a while back. Apparently, Bungie gets a small cut of everything you buy through their storefront, even if it's not Bungie-related. Amazon is in charge of deciding what's 'relevant' (it's an Amazon storefront, after all).

The Amazon blokes ought to have done their homework. Where are the gorilla suits and giant foam cowboy hats, heads in jars, PVC pipes and water absorbing fish toys?

This was explained once - a while back. Apparently, Bungie gets a small cut of everything you buy through their storefront, even if it's not Bungie-related. Amazon is in charge of deciding what's 'relevant' (it's an Amazon storefront, after all).

They don't get cut if it doesn't work.

http://www.bungiestore.com/category/29924577441/1/Games.htm

It might have been like this for a while, but right now you can find more than 300 (38 pages) items in the games category. Among other things many Wii SKUs and a bunch of games like GoW, Rage, Assassins Creed, Just Dance Disney Party.... yeah.

I'm betting this is not how it's supposed to be, especially as many (all?) items clicks through to the store front. I went there to see if I could get any old Bungie games legally now that I have a Mac, but without a search function so uuuh...

This was explained once - a while back. Apparently, Bungie gets a small cut of everything you buy through their storefront, even if it's not Bungie-related. Amazon is in charge of deciding what's 'relevant' (it's an Amazon storefront, after all).

It might have been like this for a while, but right now you can find more than 300 (38 pages) items in the games category. Among other things many Wii SKUs and a bunch of games like GoW, Rage, Assassins Creed, Just Dance Disney Party.... yeah.

I'm betting this is not how it's supposed to be, especially as many (all?) items clicks through to the store front. I went there to see if I could get any old Bungie games legally now that I have a Mac, but without a search function so uuuh...