Amazon Luna No Longer Allowing Users to Buy Games

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Amazon Luna is a service that lets you stream and play games on devices like computers and phones. It has two subscription options: Standard and Premium. The Standard tier is included with your Amazon Prime membership and gives you access to a selection of games that changes regularly. For $9.99 a month, Luna Premium provides a much bigger library of games to choose from. As of October 2025, Amazon Luna is the main brand, having combined with the previous Prime Gaming service.

PSA: Play These 5 Masterpiece PS3 Games Before The Hardware Dies

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Fortunately, many games are re-released on different platforms with updates or complete overhauls, and some excellent PS3 titles – like The Last of Us and Dead Space – are already available on other consoles. While PlayStation Plus does offer streaming access to some PS3 games, it’s not quite the same as having them installed directly. Plus, streaming services might not always be available, so if you want to keep enjoying these PS3 classics long-term, it’s probably best to purchase them now.

Why PS Plus Subscribers Might Want to Play the Tomb Raider Remastered Trilogy’s PS4 Version Instead of PS5

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I’m so excited for the PlayStation Plus Essential games next April! They’re adding Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered for both PS4 and PS5. It’s awesome that Aspyr brought back the original Lara Croft adventures – I’ve been wanting to replay those classics! And it’s great to hear they were successful enough to release Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered a year later too. It means we’ll get to enjoy even more of the early Tomb Raider games with a fresh coat of paint!

Dogecoin Drama: Will a Breakout Spark a 0.13 Miracle?

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Today, Dogecoin pirouettes in the vicinity of the modest interval of $0.092 to $0.095, a recovery wearing neutrality like a velvet glove. Analysts eye this delicate balance as though it were a society wedding-wonderful to behold, potentially dramatic, but never quite certain if the toast will be raised in triumph or merely clink in polite hesitation as volatility tucks its corset tighter across multiple timeframes.

Rumor: New Metro Game Leaked

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For years, fans have been hoping for a new game in the Metro series, and today’s gaming technology would be perfect for its immersive style. The recent success of Metro Awakening, which won a Steam Award for best VR game in 2024, proves that people still love these post-apocalyptic adventures. This makes now a great time for a new installment, and it looks like fans might get one sooner than they think.

Blueshift Big Band Riffs With GameRant – Video Game Music is Our Folk Music

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TopMob recently spoke with Joel Baer and Chris Parsons, the leaders of Blueshift Big Band. They discussed the band’s musical journey, what it’s like to play in a big band today, their shared love for the Nintendo 64, the creativity behind video game music, and the idea that modern video game soundtracks are becoming this generation’s version of traditional folk music.

Mario Kart World Gets New Update for April 2026

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The Mario Kart series has been a key part of Nintendo gaming since the original Super Mario Kart came out in 1992. It’s become incredibly popular, especially with the Nintendo Switch. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the Switch’s best-selling game so far, selling over 70 million copies since 2017. Nintendo continues to innovate with the series, as seen in Mario Kart World, which features a connected online world, a new mode called Knockout Tour, and other exciting additions.

Ethereum’s 284K New Comrades: A Revolution or Just Another Queue for Bread?

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In the year of our Lord 2026, the Ethereum network, that labyrinthine behemoth of code and ambition, has ensnared 284,000 new acolytes. According to the oracles at Artemis, this marks an 82% surge from the previous quarter, a testament to the insatiable hunger for digital serfdom. The news, proclaimed on April 10 via the modern-day town crier, X, heralds a growing fascination with this cryptographic leviathan.

Adult Swim Officially Replaces Sailor Moon With the Best Anime of 2009

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Both Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball Z first aired on Cartoon Network’s Toonami block way back in 1998. Fans who didn’t enjoy the extra content in the original Dragon Ball Z were excited when Dragon Ball Z Kai, a streamlined and remastered version, arrived on Adult Swim’s Toonami in 2014. Viewers have overwhelmingly praised the series, appreciating the updated look of their favorite moments and characters. This has led some to hope that other classic shows will also get a chance to shine.