I’m pleasantly surprised by Netflix games. I wasn’t expecting a lot more than mahjong and minesweeper, but I got to play Hades for “free” and there’s a bunch of games that I had been thinking of trying out on a console, like Oxenfree and Immortality. It’s great to have them as a bonus to the content I’m actually subscribing for. I’m definitely looking forward to this one.
“Mobile gaming” isn’t what it was even a few years ago and most people’s tablets and phones are plenty capable of running modern games to a degree. You can cast them to your tv and use a decent Bluetooth controller, so really what’s the difference?
Nintendo seem to be trying to deny the industry its natural evolution. Imagine suing your children for looking like you. That’s what they’re doing… metaphorically speaking of course.
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I’m pleasantly surprised by Netflix games. I wasn’t expecting a lot more than mahjong and minesweeper, but I got to play Hades for “free” and there’s a bunch of games that I had been thinking of trying out on a console, like Oxenfree and Immortality. It’s great to have them as a bonus to the content I’m actually subscribing for. I’m definitely looking forward to this one.
“Mobile gaming” isn’t what it was even a few years ago and most people’s tablets and phones are plenty capable of running modern games to a degree. You can cast them to your tv and use a decent Bluetooth controller, so really what’s the difference?
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Nintendo seem to be trying to deny the industry its natural evolution. Imagine suing your children for looking like you. That’s what they’re doing… metaphorically speaking of course.