Amazon has launched its own game-streaming service to rival Google Stadia.
The service is called Luna, and lets you play on the devices you already own with no lengthy downloads.
Luna will be available on PC, Mac, Fire TV and iPhone and iPad, with an Android version planned for after launch.
It features a number of exciting games like Sonic Mania, Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Immortal Phoenix Rising.
Early access will include over 100 games, with more games coming throughout the year.
The controller has all the standard buttons you'd expect, as well as a special new technology called Cloud Direct.
This means that the controller connects directly to the cloud and has low latency, making it easy to move between devices.
Amazon explained: "Luna Controller is Alexa-enabled and connects directly to the cloud to effortlessly control your game, featuring a multiple-antenna design that prioritizes un-interrupted Wi-Fi for lower latency gaming.
"In fact, our testing showed a reduction in roundtrip latency when playing Luna Controller with Cloud Direct vs. Luna Controller via Bluetooth, with reductions of between 17 to 30 milliseconds among PC, Fire TV, and Mac.
"Because the Luna Controller connects directly to cloud servers, players can easily switch between screens — such as Fire TV to mobile phone — without additional pairing or configuration changes.
Luna will be available for an introductory price of $5.99/month, giving subscribers the ability to play games across two devices simultaneously.
