Amazon Luna's Major Shift: No More Third-Party Games
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Amazon Lunas Major Shift: Exclusive Library, Loss of Third-Party Content
Amazon Luna is making a significant change on June 10th, ending third-party subscriptions and games. This means no more linking EA, Ubisoft, or GOG purchases, or subs like Ubisoft Plus and Jackbox. From June 10th, users can only play games from Lunas own library. This move impacts gamers who rely on external content, as it disrupts playthroughs mid-game. However, progress data will be safe for 90 days after the change, and users can download it. Luna will continue to support PCs, phones, Fire TVs, smart TVs, and Xfinity gear, with a ten-dollar Premium tier for more games. This shift aims to strengthen Lunas library for Prime members, but it remains to be seen how players will adapt.
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