Greg Miller

Meanwhile, quote, more of EA's popular franchises, including some unnamed EA Sports games, will be releasing over the coming months. Luna, which launched in the U.S. in 2022, has reached multiple countries over the years, including Canada, Germany, and the U.K., but is yet to be available globally. However, Amazon has announced it will bring Luna to Sweden, Portugal, Belgium, and Luxembourg.

Have you ever used Luna?

Have you ever used Luna?

Luna. L-U-N-A. Luna. Yeah.

Luna. L-U-N-A. Luna. Yeah.

I get it. I get it. You know what I mean? What's interesting is I have used Luna quite a bit. I'm a big streaming proponent. I do love the idea of it. I think Xbox is killing it. I use xCloud all the time. I talk about that all the time. Luna is one of my favorites.

I get it. I get it. You know what I mean? What's interesting is I have used Luna quite a bit. I'm a big streaming proponent. I do love the idea of it. I think Xbox is killing it. I use xCloud all the time. I talk about that all the time. Luna is one of my favorites.

Not favorites, because it's usually using games I don't need to... I already have, or older stuff, or blah, blah, blah, even as we read through these games. But I've always had a great experience with Luna.

Not favorites, because it's usually using games I don't need to... I already have, or older stuff, or blah, blah, blah, even as we read through these games. But I've always had a great experience with Luna.

You know, full disclosure, obviously, we've done sponsored streams with them before, but I always joke around about the fact that when they drag me into the lab to play something on Xbox, I bring my Luna controller to plug it in, because I don't want to use those Elite controllers. But the idea of the Luna being the... It was the first controller, or maybe Stadia was, I forget.

You know, full disclosure, obviously, we've done sponsored streams with them before, but I always joke around about the fact that when they drag me into the lab to play something on Xbox, I bring my Luna controller to plug it in, because I don't want to use those Elite controllers. But the idea of the Luna being the... It was the first controller, or maybe Stadia was, I forget.

But the fact that it has the Wi-Fi built into it, so there isn't the latency of trying to talk to the thing, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I like that a lot. I've always had an easy time with Luna. And so even though I'm not actively using Luna, I like it. And I think as everybody tries to figure out what the fuck streaming is going to be, it's cool to see they're still in the game.

But the fact that it has the Wi-Fi built into it, so there isn't the latency of trying to talk to the thing, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I like that a lot. I've always had an easy time with Luna. And so even though I'm not actively using Luna, I like it. And I think as everybody tries to figure out what the fuck streaming is going to be, it's cool to see they're still in the game.

So many people in the chat were like, oh, I thought this was canceled. Oh, I thought this was already gone. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Luna is still trucking along. I don't get it either because I don't know anyone who uses Luna. I don't know the big Luna gamer in my life out there, but apparently he's doing well enough. Or Amazon is.

So many people in the chat were like, oh, I thought this was canceled. Oh, I thought this was already gone. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Luna is still trucking along. I don't get it either because I don't know anyone who uses Luna. I don't know the big Luna gamer in my life out there, but apparently he's doing well enough. Or Amazon is.

The opposite of Google, where they are invested in this, and they believe it's going to be the future, and it'll be profitable one day for them, unlike Google, who came out with Stadia with a half-baked idea and not nearly enough features, and were like, ah, we fucked up. Yeah. Do you ever use the cloud on anything?

The opposite of Google, where they are invested in this, and they believe it's going to be the future, and it'll be profitable one day for them, unlike Google, who came out with Stadia with a half-baked idea and not nearly enough features, and were like, ah, we fucked up. Yeah. Do you ever use the cloud on anything?

Yeah, I think what's interesting now is what, you know, I think Stadia missed. And right now where so many people are getting it with xCloud or with PlayStation, right? But it's the idea of Stadia wanted you to throw your consoles away and have it be Stadia. We are Stadia. This is your cloud-based console. Where I think Xbox's proposition is so great with it, right? Of like...

Yeah, I think what's interesting now is what, you know, I think Stadia missed. And right now where so many people are getting it with xCloud or with PlayStation, right? But it's the idea of Stadia wanted you to throw your consoles away and have it be Stadia. We are Stadia. This is your cloud-based console. Where I think Xbox's proposition is so great with it, right? Of like...

hey, when you're on the couch, when you're on the go, when you want to do something simple in your game, boot up your phone and do it that way. And if you're super into it, of course, come back to your Xbox Series X, put it on the giant TV, use your PC, use Xbox Game Pass PC. Like, I love the idea of it as an ecosystem rather than that. Because even me, you know,