Amazon opens Luna video game streaming to anyone in US


Luna allows players to access games directly online with no need for a console as part of the cloud gaming technology that is seen as a future direction of the industry. — Amazon

SAN FRANCISCO: Amazon launched its Luna video game streaming service for the general public on March 1 in the United States, aiming to expand its multi-pronged empire into the booming gaming industry.

Luna allows players to access games directly online with no need for a console as part of the cloud gaming technology that is seen as a future direction of the industry.

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