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Amazon announced today that its Luna-based cloud gaming service will begin to be available in the US as part of an early access test, with Luna available on Mac, PC, Fire TV, and iOS devices (via a web app).

Amazon can’t develop an app for the iPhone because of Apple’s restrictions that require each cloud-based streaming game to be submitted to the App Store separately, a barrier that also prevents Microsoft xCloud and Google Stadia from being brought to the iPhone and iPad. Given this limitation, Amazon is using a web-based interface on the iPhone and iPad.

Amazon is offering invitations to a small number of customers in the United States, who will be able to test the service and have the option of purchasing a Luna game controller that goes with it for $50.

Games can be streamed at 1080p resolution at 60 frames per second on two devices simultaneously, though Amazon says 4K support is coming in the future. Of course, this requires a high-speed network connection and a compatible game controller (Luna, Xbox One, or DualShock 4) or a mouse and keyboard.

Luna's streaming game service costs $5.99 per month (about 39 yuan), and provides access to 50 games through the Luna+ game channel. Early access testers can get a 7-day free trial, but then have to pay $5.99 per month.

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