Netflix: Streamer's expansion into gaming is 'natural extension'
Netflix: Streamer's expansion into gaming is 'natural extension'
Streaming hits such as the Queen's Gambit are being adapted as games as the streamer looks to expand.
Streaming hits such as the Queen's Gambit are being adapted as games as the streamer looks to expand.
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You know what I absolutely don't want when I go to Netflix? Gaming.
And you know what I want even less than that when I open the app? This:
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It's the beginning of the end, honestly. They're desperate for cash. It just looks sad.
Why on earth would this look like they're desperate for cash rather than a natural extension of their business after they've launched at least three shows that had positive feedback loops with their associated video games?
Me personally, though gaming being a large and lucrative industry this kind of move feels like just something that they thought they can do to expand their services rather than trying to actually offer something compelling with understanding the challenges of it all
That might be, but you can't deny how well the synergy between the shows and games has worked out for The Witcher, Cyberpunk, and League of Legends, and The Last of Us on HBO. It only makes sense they'd try to be the one who owns the IP of the cash cow in that synergy.
That straight up looks like one of those shitty mobile visual novels.
what about this?
