Amazon’s cloud gaming service, Luna, has officially launched on Comcast’s Xfinity devices in the United States, marking a significant expansion for the platform. This partnership brings a new wave of gaming accessibility to millions of households, allowing users to play a variety of titles directly through their existing cable boxes.
Key Takeaways
- Amazon Luna is now available on eligible X1 and Xfinity Xumo Stream Box devices in the U.S.
- Rogers customers in Canada can also access Luna on their Xfinity Stream Box.
- Prime members gain access to over 50 games, including popular titles and the new "GameNight" collection.
Expanded Gaming Access
Comcast and Amazon have joined forces to integrate the Amazon Luna cloud gaming service into Xfinity’s X1 and Xumo Stream Box devices across the U.S. This collaboration aims to make high-quality gaming more accessible, eliminating the need for dedicated gaming consoles or additional hardware. Users can now enjoy a curated selection of games directly from their living room entertainment systems.
Prime Member Benefits
Subscribers with an Amazon Prime membership will find a robust library of over 50 games available on Luna at no extra cost. This includes major titles like "Hogwarts Legacy" and "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle," alongside family-friendly options such as "Courtroom Chaos: Starring Snoop Dogg" and "The Jackbox Party Pack 9." The service emphasizes ease of use, with many games allowing players to use their smartphones as controllers, particularly within the "GameNight" collection designed for local multiplayer fun.
A New Era for Cloud Gaming
This integration represents a significant step in bringing cloud gaming to a broader audience. By leveraging existing infrastructure like Comcast’s Xfinity devices, Amazon Luna is positioned to reach millions of new potential players. The service’s focus on accessibility and a diverse game catalog, from AAA blockbusters to casual party games, underscores its ambition to cater to gamers of all levels and preferences.
