omg, have you guys heard about amazon's luna cloud gaming program? it's like, a whole different way of playing games, without needing to buy any fancy hardware. and honestly, with the prices of gaming PCs and consoles skyrocketing, it's starting to sound like a pretty sweet deal.



so, the boss of amazon gaming, jeffrey gattis, was talking about how the high prices of hardware could actually be good news for luna. he thinks that more people will start looking for alternative ways to play games, because let's be real, who can afford a $1,000 steam machine? it's crazy to think that consoles might even reach that price point too, but i guess that's just the world we're living in now.



i have to admit, i'm a bit skeptical about cloud gaming in general. i mean, i love playing games on my old console, and i'm not sure i'm ready to give up the feeling of having a physical game in my hands. but at the same time, i can see how luna could be really appealing to people who don't want to spend a ton of money on hardware. and amazon is trying to make it more attractive by getting more publishers to put their games on the platform, which is a big plus.



one of the things that gattis mentioned is that luna isn't trying to replace consoles or PCs, but rather to reach a different group of players who might not be interested in buying hardware. and that makes sense, i guess. i mean, not everyone wants to spend hundreds of dollars on a new console, or deal with the hassle of downloading and installing games. so, if luna can offer a more casual, low-key gaming experience, that could be pretty cool.Read more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

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