Lifestyle Aug 24, 2026 · 3 min read

This Luna Controller and Fire TV Stick Bundle Is 46% Off Right Now

If you have Amazon Prime, you already have free access to games like "Assassin's Creed," "EA FC 26," "Hogwarts Legacy," and more.

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by Daniel Oropeza
This Luna Controller and Fire TV Stick Bundle Is 46% Off Right Now

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The days of needing to commit to Nintendo, Sony's PlayStation, or Microsoft's Xbox to play AAA games are quickly becoming a thing of the past. Cloud-streaming games are becoming more popular, making jumping into a gaming session much more seamless and affordable. One of the big players leading this new movement is Amazon's Luna, which, if you didn't know, is one of the many benefits included with your Prime membership. Amazon currently has a deal on this Fire TV Stick 4k Select + Luna Controller bundle for $64.98 (originally $119.98) after a 46% discount, its lowest price ever according to price-tracking tools.

Prime Members already have access to a large catalog of games that you can check on the Luna website if you're curious. Here's a quick list:

  • Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

  • Hogwarts Legacy

  • Alan Wake 2

  • EA Sports FC 26

  • Assassin's Creed Mirage & Assassin's Creed Valhalla

  • Fallout Series (including Fallout 3, New Vegas, and Fallout 4)

  • Star Wars Jedi series

You can play them directly on a computer or your TV if you have a Fire TV Edition. Some newer Samsung Smart TVs and LG Smart TVs are also compatible with Luna. If you don't have one of these TVs, there's still hope. You can use a Fire TV Stick that can run Fire OS 5, Vega OS 1.1, or a newer software version, like the Fire TV Stick 4k Select in this bundle. The Luna Controller in the bundle connects via Bluetooth to your TV, computer, or phone, and feels like a classic Xbox remote.

If you have other PlayStation or Xbox controllers around, you can use Bluetooth to connect those to the cloud gaming, as well. There are many multiplayer games that also allow you to use phones, like Taboo or Draw & Guess; or, if you're playing on your computer, you can also use your mouse and keyboard to play.

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This article was originally published by Lifehacker and written by Daniel Oropeza.

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