A few hours after the official announcement of Amazon Moon the famous journalist and insider Jeff Grubb announced through his official Twitter profile that, in addition to being working on the new cloud gaming service, the famous company of Jeff Bezos it would have been working on a real physical gaming platform. Although to date there have been no official communications from Amazon, according to Grubb the console was actually in the works and could still be announced, albeit later due to some delays.
There was also definitely a gaming device that Amazon had in the works that seems like it may still come. But it got delayed and couldn't make this event. I imagine that Fire console would have some local-gaming capabilities. https://t.co/pRpdTLP3l2
- Jeff Grubb (@JeffGrubb) September 24, 2020
There would also be a gaming device that Amazon had in the works that looks like it might still be arriving. But it was postponed and it was not possible to show it on this occasion.
As for Amazon Luna, we remind you that the new service will be available on almost every type of device, such as PC, Mac, Fire TV e iOS also through the use of web apps in order to allow the use of cloud gaming also on iPhone and iPad and will guarantee, starting from its day one, complete integration with Twitch, more than 100 titles available and a resolution 4K with 60 fps. Starting with its market launch, Amazon Luna will offer users a large number of titles, among which they stand out Control, Resident Evil 7, Metro: Exodus, Yooka-Laylee, Sonic Mania, GRID, A Plague Tale Innocence, The Surge 2 and Assassin's Creed Valhalla. We just have to wait for further updates regarding this hypothetical console and the new service of the e-commerce giant Amazon.
