Amazon's Luna Cloud Gaming service has just been added to Prime Video with nearly 100 games, as the company pivots away from competing for the console and PC gaming market—at least for now.
If you have a Prime Video subscription and live in the U.S. or the U.K., you'll now have access to the standard version of Luna, which includes many popular titles such as EA FC 26, Hogwarts Legacy, Dispatch, Fortnite, and a long list of party games that are perfect for living room gatherings.
Amazon Steers Away From PC and Console Gaming
If you're a Prime Video member, you'll now have access to a gaming tab that contains the full collection of GameNight party games, as well as an impressive amount of popular titles like Tomb Raider, Fallout, Death Stranding, and Skyrim, and while receiving nearly 100 games for no extra charge is down-right awesome, what's even more interesting is what Amazon's Gaming GM, Jeff Gattis, had to say on the matter.
In an interview with IGN, Gattis explained that Amazon is no longer trying to compete in the PC and console gaming market: "That market is extremely well served. One might even argue it's overserved today,...
