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Amazon adds 720p streaming to its Luna cloud gaming service to improve stability Share this story Image: Amazon Amazon is adding a new streaming option to its Luna cloud gaming platform that will cap resolution at 720p to help improve stability for players on slower internet connections. Right now, Luna streams only at 1080p, with 4K coming at some point in the future. Yet even at 1080p, internet connections that struggle to keep up with the high bandwidth demands of cloud gaming might result in latency, lag, and audio issues for the player when using a service like Luna. Now, Amazon says th...

Anyone with a Fire TV can sign up for Amazon's Luna game-streaming service now Amazon Luna is creeping up on Stadia when it comes to availability. The company has announced that the platform is now available for anyone interested who owns a Fire TV, departing from its initial invite-only approach to distributing the service. Luna still remains in its Early Access phase, though. New customers can download the Luna app on their Fire TV and sign up for a 7-day free trial without having to wait for approval. This broadens the service's availability and makes it much easier to get in on the action...

Android Community February 25, 2021 Cloud gaming is the future, it’s evident from how Google Stadia and NVIDIA are faring. Since Amazon joined the bandwagon last year in September with Luna, its cloud-gaming service in the early access program, things have been going well. Now Amazon wants to expand the horizons way past the invite-only model in the US mainland for now (except Alaska, Hawaii, and US territories) to lure in more gamers who are early adopters. For starters, it is going to come with the early access Fire TV services for users in select regions. That means those who are elig...

You can now sign up to Amazon’s cloud-gaming service, Luna, on select Fire TV devices without an invitation. |Its controller is also now available for anyone to buy.

Amazon's new CEO Andy Jassy wants to keep Amazon Game Studios going, report says Earlier this week, Jassy reportedly told employees that AGS "will get there if we stay focused." Listen - 01:14 Amazon announced cloud gaming service Luna last year. Amazon Amazon's next CEO Andy Jassy is reportedly committed to keeping the company's game development studio going. Jassy assured Amazon Game Studios employees that when it takes longer to become successful, "it's often sweeter" than being successful immediat...