A game launch must support many global players immediately after release. Currently the game is in a single Region and uses: an S3 bucket for game assets and a DynamoDB table for player scores. You must design a multi-Region solution that reduces latency, improves reliability, and requires minimal implementation effort. What should you do?

This solution effectively addresses latency, reliability, and minimal implementation effort. Creating a second S3 bucket in another Region with Cross-Region Replication ensures asset availability and low latency for players in different geographical areas. CloudFront with origin failover further optimizes asset delivery by serving content from the closest available S3 bucket, enhancing reliability. Configuring DynamoDB global tables by enabling Streams and adding a replica table in the new Region provides multi-Region replication for player scores, ensuring high availability and low-latency access for global players with minimal operational overhead. Incorrect options: Using S3 Same-Region Replication does not provide multi-Region disaster recovery or latency reduction for global players. AWS DMS for DynamoDB replication is more complex and requires more management than native DynamoDB global tables. Creating a new DynamoDB table and using it as a replica for global tables is incomplete; you need to enable DynamoDB Streams on the source table first. S3 Same-Region Replication does not provide the desired multi-Region benefits.