Whether we wanted it or not, game streaming is the next major frontier that video game platforms are exploring. Whether that?s Sony?s PlayStation Now endeavors, Microsoft?s xCloud, or even Google entering the market with Stadia, everyone wants a piece of the streaming pie as options are explored and tech is advanced. New reports suggest that Amazon will enter the market next year with a video game streaming service of its own.
CNET reports that two sources have filled them in on Amazon?s plans to announce the streaming service next year, something it?s had in the works for some time now. The sources say that?similar to Google?Amazon has been picking up games industry talent to help deliver the upcoming service. While the sources didn?t implicate the timing of the launch, Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter expects the service to launch competitively with the PlayStation 5 and next-gen Xbox. ?The odds of them letting the Scarlett and PS5 launch without Amazon being there is zero.?
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