Amazon’s cloud gaming service is now open in the US and Prime members get free games, plus a discounted controller.
Amazon first announced its Luna game streaming service back in 2020. It was an invite-only affair back then, but now the company has opened up the service to anyone in the continental United States and it’s bringing some free games to Prime members. , which is currently on sale for $49 down from $69. The controller syncs up to a connected device like a smartphone, tablet, streaming device, smart TV, or computer.
Amazon’s massive clusters of computers handle the number-crunching necessary to run the game, then it streams immediately back to your device. It’s similar to other services like Google’s seemingly ill-fated Stadia or Microsoft’s XCloud service in that it enables top-tier gaming without access to a physical console or beastly gaming PC.
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