Amazon will deliver you Star Wars Battlefront with snacks. At midnight (for money)

You haven't started downloading Star Wars Battlefront yet, it won't arrive on time and Storm Barney is raging and you don't want to go outside. What to do? Well of course Amazon has the answer. In peak Amazon style, the Prime Now service will deliver you your copy of the game between 12am and 2am on release day tomorrow.

It's not drones - or droids - but Prime customers in London and Birmingham can order some poor individual to bring them a copy of the game using the Prime Now app. Orders will go live after 10pm tonight and you can even request drinks, snacks, headsets or an extra controller. If you can't get a midnight - 2am slot then deliveries start again at 6am.

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