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    Amazon Luna gets EA games and is launching in more countries

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    Amazon Luna gets EA games and is launching in more countries

    Luna, the cloud gaming service from Amazon that lets you stream to PC, Fire TV sticks, and more, is getting several Electronic Arts games, including Star Wars titles and sports games, added to its library soon.

    The first collection of games will be released tomorrow and available to Luna Plus subscribers, including Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and Dead Space. Meanwhile, “more of EA’s popular franchises,” including some unnamed EA Sports games, will be released “over the coming months.”

    Luna, which launched in the US in 2022, has reached multiple countries over the years, including Canada, Germany, and the UK, but is yet to be available globally. However, Amazon has announced it will now bring Luna to Sweden, Portugal, Belgium, and Luxembourg.

    You’d be forgiven if you’ve forgotten about Amazon’s Luna service, which had a rocky start and lost many games from its library early on. But it has survived the test of time, outlived Google’s Stadia, and has attracted companies like Ubisoft, and now, EA.

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