While I don’t believe an exact dollar amount has ever been confirmed, it has been pretty well established that Google paid Bungie a rather hefty sum of money to ensure the devs had the resources to make Destiny 2 available on Stadia at a time when the game had a strong track record of performance both financially and in terms of player metrics. Without a sizable upfront cash investment on Amazon’s part to fund a Luna compatible version, it’s frankly unclear what incentive Bungie would have to begin development as finding reliable numbers for Luna’s [b]current[/b] installed user base is a bit difficult (publicly traded companies with a project that is performing well tend to make it very easy for everyone else to see just [i]how well[/i] they’re doing). And given Bungie’s dual issues with public sentiment and user retention of late, I’m not sure Amazon would view Destiny 2 as the same sort of draw that Google recognized years ago. Without a significant uptick in business for one side or the other (or a moderate uptick for both), I’m not sure it currently makes sense for either company to pursue a deal to gets D2 onto Luna. (΄◉◞౪◟◉｀)