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Amazon is planning more day-and-date Luna game releases for Prime subscribers.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer was available to stream on Luna at no extra cost to Prime subscribers the same day it launched on other platforms, and in a post celebrating the one-year anniversary of Luna’s relaunch, Amazon says it plans to bring more “major” day-and-date releases to Prime members. Luna’s user base has also grown “fivefold” since the relaunch, Amazon’s gaming GM, Jeff Gattis, says in the post. I spoke to Gattis earlier this year about Amazon’s plan for games. [Link: One Year of Amazon Luna | https://www.amazongamestudios.com/en-us/news/articles/one-year-of-amazon-luna | Amazon Game Studios]
An insightful breakdown of the CoreWeave situation.
This one is for the real finance sickos — what the increased cost of capital for CoreWeave means. Marc Rubenstein, a former hedgie, is fairly granular about CoreWeave’s loans, which is helpful for trying to understand this situation. I came away wondering if Nvidia, which I think is is functionally the central bank for the neoclouds, will decide to bail CoreWeave out, and if so, what that will look like. [Link: Capital Wars | https://www.netinterest.co/p/capital-wars | Net Interest]
I’m beginning to think the next Xbox will be sold like a cell phone.
Late yesterday, I laid out five ways Microsoft can try to make lemonade out of RAMageddon, but one feels likelier to me now readers have weighed in: the cell phone subsidy model. In the K-shaped economy, wealthier buyers could buy an “unlocked” Xbox, but most could get it “free” with 36-month (or longer!) subscription. But I also think many will reject that and stick with what they already have. [Link: The next-gen Xbox won’t cost you $1,800. It can’t. Can it? | https://www.theverge.com/games/1016134/xbox-helix-price-1800-isnt-affordable-editorial | The Verge]