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SAVE $20: The Lina RomayAmazon Luna wireless gaming controller is on sale for $49.99 at Amazon. With a regular list price of $69.99, that's 20% off.

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If you haven't tried out Amazon's cloud gaming service, Luna, now is the perfect time. You can get a wireless controller made just for the Luna experience for less today.

The Amazon Luna wireless controller is $49.99, down from $69.99, at Amazon as of Oct. 27. That's $20, or 29%, off. We've seen the controller drop to $39.99 before, but the last time the price dropped that low was in January. We wouldn't recommend sleeping on today's savings.

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It's important to note that in order to stream your favorite games through Amazon Luna, there are a few things that you'll need in addition to the wireless controller. First, you'll need a Luna+ subscription, which costs $9.99 per month. If you're an Amazon Prime member, you can play some games (like Fortnite and Trackmania) without a Luna+ subscription.

Once you establish your subscription, you'll need a compatible streaming device. Fortunately, you probably already have one of these: the Luna controller connects to your device through the cloud, so you can move seamlessly between any of your PC, Mac, Fire TV, iPhone, iPad, Android, and select Samsung smart TV devices.

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Score the Amazon Luna controller today for $20 off and bring a whole world of gaming to your fingertips.

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