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No Need for Space Gear — Capcom’s ‘PRAGMATA’ Joins GeForce NOW on Launch Day
Capcom's sci-fi action-adventure game PRAGMATA is available on GeForce NOW on its worldwide launch day, allowing players to stream it instantly on various devices. The service is also expanding its availability to India and adding several other titles, including Fortnite: Save the World.
GeForce NOW Brings Day-One PRAGMATA Release and Three Other Games This Week
NVIDIA's cloud gaming service GeForce NOW has added six new games this week, including the day-one release of PRAGMATA and the action platformer REPLACED. PRAGMATA is available to stream at up to 5K resolution with an Ultimate membership, while REPLACED is also available on Steam and Xbox Game Pass. The service also launched its beta in India.
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Game On: Blacknut Cloud Gaming Launches on VIZIO
Cloud gaming platform Blacknut has launched on VIZIO OS, allowing users to access over 1,000 premium games directly on compatible VIZIO Smart TVs without needing a console or downloads. The service offers a curated catalog of titles from major publishers and indie developers, with a focus on accessibility and shared entertainment. New VIZIO OS customers can receive a 30-day free trial of Blacknut's subscription service.
Amazon is downscaling cloud video game service Luna
Amazon is significantly scaling back its cloud gaming service Luna, discontinuing individual game purchases and access to third-party stores like EA, GOG, and Ubisoft. Existing direct purchases will cease to function on June 10 without refunds. This strategic shift follows departures from Amazon Game Studios and a broader company focus on core strengths, including a re-launch of Luna and a partnership for the Tomb Raider franchise.
Subscriptions, Clouds, and Streams
Xbox CEO Phil Spencer suggests that the current pricing of Xbox Game Pass may be unsustainable and will likely change in the future. This statement indicates potential adjustments to the subscription service's cost or structure.
Amazon Luna to remove all third party subscriptions and stores
Amazon Luna will cease offering third-party game stores, individual game purchases, and subscriptions from Ubisoft+ and Jackbox Games by June 10, 2026. The company is shifting its focus to content available to Prime members and new experiences like GameNight, with no refunds offered for existing purchases or subscriptions.
Amazon Luna to phase out support for third-party subscriptions and game stores
Amazon will discontinue support for third-party game stores, individual purchases, and external subscriptions on its cloud gaming service, Amazon Luna, starting June 10, 2026. After this date, only players with a standard or premium Luna subscription will be able to access games in the library, with services like Ubisoft+, EA, and GOG stores being removed. Players will have 90 days after the shutdown to download their game saves.
Amazon Luna rips out game stores, game purchases and third-party subscriptions
Amazon Luna is removing direct game purchases, third-party subscriptions like Ubisoft+, and third-party game stores from its cloud gaming service. While previously purchased games will remain playable until June 10, 2026, no refunds will be issued. This shift consolidates the service's offerings to a curated catalog controlled by Amazon, similar to the direction taken after the retirement of the Prime Gaming brand.
Amazon Luna Will No Longer Support Third-Party Stores or Subscriptions on June 10th
Amazon Luna will discontinue support for third-party storefronts and subscriptions, including EA App, Ubisoft Connect, GOG, Ubisoft Plus, and Jackbox Games, on June 10th. The cloud gaming service will exclusively offer titles through its own Luna Standard and Premium tiers. This change follows other recent shifts in Amazon's gaming division, including the departure of Amazon Game Studios head Christoph Hartmann and the loss of a publishing deal for Maverick Games.
Amazon Luna Pulls the Plug: Cloud Gaming Service Shuts Down Store, Leaving Families in Gaming Limbo
Amazon Luna is shutting down its game store on April 10, 2026, and all purchased games will become unavailable by June 10, 2026. This decision impacts families who relied on the service for shared gaming experiences, raising concerns about digital ownership and the future of cloud gaming. Amazon is pivoting to a new initiative called GameNight, but the closure has eroded trust within the gaming community.
Amazon shakes up Luna streaming service, removing access to individual games, third-party subscriptions, and its "Bring Your Own Library" feature
Amazon is significantly altering its Luna cloud gaming service, removing access to individual game purchases, third-party subscriptions like Ubisoft+ and Jackbox Games, and the "Bring Your Own Library" feature by June 10, 2026. The company is shifting focus to content available to Prime members and will not offer refunds for past a-la-carte purchases.
Subscriptions, Clouds, and Streams
Roblox has announced a new subscription plan called Roblox Plus, which will offer exclusive benefits to platform users. The announcement touches upon broader industry trends like subscriptions, cloud gaming, and game streaming.
Amazon Luna gets rid of game stores, third-party subscriptions & individual game purchases
Amazon Luna is removing its game stores, third-party subscriptions, and individual game purchase options. Purchased games will remain accessible until June 10, after which the service will focus on its Luna+ and PlaySation Plus subscription offerings.
Amazon Luna is killing off third-party library support, with save files not ‘guaranteed’ to work on other platforms
Amazon is discontinuing third-party library support for its cloud gaming service, Amazon Luna, effective June 10. Players will no longer be able to stream games purchased on other platforms through Luna, and save file compatibility with external services is not guaranteed. While some games will still be available via Luna's Premium tier, this move signifies a significant reduction in the service's flexibility.
Amazon Luna Purchased Games Will Be Unplayable After June 2026
Amazon is discontinuing individual game purchases and third-party subscriptions on its Luna cloud gaming service, meaning owned titles will become unplayable after June 10, 2026. While the company will not offer refunds, affected users may receive complementary Luna Premium subscriptions. Support for Bring Your Own Library, Jackbox Games, and Ubisoft+ subscriptions will also end on the same date.
Amazon Luna ends support for third-party subscriptions and game purchases
Amazon is discontinuing support for third-party subscriptions and game purchases on its Luna cloud gaming service. This includes services like Ubisoft+ and Jackbox Games, with existing subscriptions being canceled at the end of the current billing cycle. The 'Bring Your Own Library' feature will also be removed, though purchased games will remain playable until June 10.
Amazon's Luna cloud gaming service is ending support for game purchases and subscriptions from third-party stores, and users will lose streaming access to purchased third-party games in June
Amazon's Luna cloud gaming service is ending support for purchasing games from third-party stores like EA, Ubisoft, and GOG, and will discontinue Ubisoft+ and Jackbox Games subscriptions. Previously purchased third-party games will remain streamable until June 10, 2026, after which access will be removed.
Amazon Luna Drops Game Purchases, Stores, and Third-Party Subscriptions
Amazon Luna is removing third-party subscriptions, game purchases, and game stores from its service starting today. While purchased games will remain playable until June 10th, they will then become inaccessible. Amazon states it is refocusing on streaming a broad range of games and introducing a new Game Night feature.
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy rated for Switch 2 in Taiwan
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy has been rated for the Nintendo Switch 2 in Taiwan, suggesting a potential future release on the upcoming console. The game is currently available on multiple platforms, including a cloud-only version for the original Nintendo Switch.
