Streaming: Amazon Adds Luna Games to Prime Video at No Additional Cost
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Free update turns Prime Video into more than a streaming service as it tries to keep pace with Netflix
If you're an Amazon Prime member, you've been treated to a brand-new way to play video games at no extra cost. The US retailer has brought its cloud gaming service — Amazon Luna — directly into Prime Video for the first time. This means you can play games alongside the packed catalogue of films, TV shows, and live sport already available to stream — no console needed, no expensive kit, and no downloads. The whole idea is to make playing games as…
Amazon is integrating its cloud gaming service Luna into Prime Video. For the time being, only Fire TV users in the United States and the UK are viewing the new games area.
Streaming: Amazon adds Luna games to Prime Video at No additional Cost
Prime members with a Fire TV in the US and UK can now play Luna games inside the Prime Video app at no additional cost. Prime members can find games the same way they discover content on Prime Video. Users can locate the new ‘Games’ tab and start playing right away via their TV, using a controller or a smartphone. “For a lot of people, games have been harder to find than they should be,” said Jeff Gattis, GM of Gaming at Amazon. “Bringing Luna …
Amazon already has the move that has been warming up for months: integrate its cloud gaming Luna service directly into Prime Video. The novelty, announced on July 23rd, is already active on the Fire TVs of the United States and the United Kingdom. No downloads, no extra apps: Prime members just have to open the app they use to watch series and movies and search for the new Games tab. Why Amazon puts the games into Prime Video The move responds t…
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