Amazon Prime Video integrates cloud gaming platform Luna into its app
Points clés
- Amazon has integrated the Luna cloud gaming platform into the Prime Video app.
- Prime members using Fire TV in the US and the UK will be able to access the games without an additional fee.
- The availability of the service within Prime Video started as of today.
Amazon announced that it has integrated its cloud-based gaming service Luna directly into the Prime Video app. With this move, Prime members using Fire TV devices in the US and the UK will be able to play games via the app without paying an additional fee.
It is known that the company's founding partner Jeff Bezos plans to redesign Prime Video with an artificial intelligence focus. However, while this redesign has not yet been fully implemented, the addition of the cloud gaming platform to the app became the first concrete innovation offered to users.
The integration of Luna, whose existence was almost forgotten before, with Prime Video is seen as part of Amazon's strategy to transform its series and movie platform into an entertainment hub. The service being made available to certain users as of today is expected to increase the platform's engagement time.
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- What does the addition of Luna to Prime Video mean?
- Users will be able to play cloud-based games directly through Prime Video without downloading a separate application.
- Is there a fee for Prime members to use this gaming service?
- No, Amazon announced that the gaming feature is offered for Prime members without any additional fee.
- Is Luna available to everyone on Prime Video right now?
- For now, the service is limited to users with Fire TV devices in the US and the UK.
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