As we move through 2025, a quiet revolution has taken place on our desks. It is called the "Desktop Zero" movement, the transition to a workspace where the hardware is nearly invisible, but the performance is undeniable. Thanks to a massive leap in silicon efficiency from the likes of Apple and AMD, the bulky desktop tower is no longer a requirement for high-end productivity or even respectable gaming.

Let's face it: PC gaming is the best. The customisation, the massive library, the sheer power. But let's also be honest: getting that top-tier PC experience seamlessly onto your living room TV can be a massive headache. You're either wrestling with long HDMI cables, fighting with an awkward desktop interface on a big screen, or settling for a heavily compromised streaming solution.

Listen up, gamers! For years, we’ve been shackled to massive downloads, expensive consoles, and the agony of constantly checking if our gaming PC can actually run the latest AAA title. But a true gaming revolution is here, and I am genuinely pumped to talk about the biggest name leading the charge: Amazon Luna.