Prime Video Integrates Luna Cloud Gaming Service

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Amazon has launched its cloud gaming service, Luna, within the Prime Video app on Thursday. The integration is currently available for Fire TV users in the US and UK.

The launch makes Amazon’s Luna cloud gaming service accessible directly through the Prime Video application, expanding its reach beyond its previous standalone app format. This move brings video games alongside movies and television shows within the existing Prime Video interface for customers in both the United States and the United Kingdom.

While Luna is now integrated into Prime Video, certain titles will not be available through the service. Specifically, “Tomb Raider” and James Bond games are noted as being excluded from the initial launch offerings. The source does not provide a reason why these specific titles were omitted.

Previously, Luna was offered as a separate application to Amazon Prime members. This integration aims to consolidate entertainment options within a single app for Prime subscribers, offering both streaming video and cloud gaming experiences.

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