Netflix Launched Gaming Controller For IOS Devices

August 09, 2023 By Prelo Con

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image credit - mysmartprice.com Netflix is still trying to get into video games. The company just put out a controller app for iOS devices. The app is called "Netflix Game Controller," and once you connect your phone or tablet to your TV, you can use it as a gamepad. This will let you play games through Netflix's service on your TV while using your phone or tablet to handle things. [caption id="attachment_190207" align="aligncenter" width="1248"] hero-image.fill.size_1248x702.v1691551921

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image credit - mashable.com[/caption] Even though the app can already be downloaded, not much else is known about it. For example, we don't know what games it will be able to play or how matching will work. We also don't know if or when there will be an Android app to go with this. The app's description only says that the gamepad feature is "coming soon to Netflix."

Which Games Will Netflix Release?

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image credit - about.netflix.com[/caption] Given that the company is growing as an independent game developer, this isn't a big surprise. About 70 games have been released or hosted by Netflix Games in the last two years. Some of these games are available through the standard Netflix streaming app, while others can be played on mobile devices and gaming consoles. Not only are these not random names, but games like Oxenfree II: Lost Signals have been praised by critics. The company that made Oxenfree, Night School, is now Netflix's first in-house firm. Also read - How to Clean Up Your Netflix Continue Watching List Indie hits like Storytellers, Paper Trail, and the Monument Valley series are among the other titles going to Netflix in the next few months. Also in the works are a new Assassin's Creed game and a copy of the mobile game LEGO: Legacy Heroes Unboxed. It's a safe bet that you should be able to play some of these games with the newly released controller app. Engadget contacted Netflix to ask if it would work and if there were plans to make it available for Android. A company representative said that the company has nothing to say right now.

By Prelo Con

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Netflix Launched Gaming Controller For IOS Devices

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