Some technological innovations are shocking, such as a new rumor about Netflix suggests that the platform will include games on smart TV platforms and multimedia devices. streaming. So Netflix subscribers will soon be able to play games on their TVs.

The news from Bloomberg suggests that the internal code of the Netflix app reveals this. Netflix games could come to TVs soon, and the iPhone could act as a wireless controller.

Netflix presented its games in 2021

Netflix included a number of games in its catalog in 2021, many inspired by their original series and movies.. The truth is that Netflix games are not well received among subscribers, and perhaps because of this, the company plans to make a change to it by expanding its availability.

Currently, in addition to being in the platform’s catalog streaming, Netflix games are also available separately on the App Store. They will now also be available at: smart TVs and devices like Apple TV, Roku or Amazon Fire TV.

Apple TV its own remote-controlled games

This isn’t the first time a tech industry company has used the iPhone as a video game controller. Official PlayStation app lets you turn iPhone into a controller – though the gameplay is disastrous – and Apple is using the Remote app to use the iPhone as a controller for tvOS App Store games on the Apple TV.

Play from a digital platform or game console on a small touchscreen not the most dynamic feeling in the world. In fact, the gaming experience is terrible not only because it’s a touchscreen, but also for the simple reason that there’s lag and you can’t look at two screens at the same time.

Some of the best known Netflix games include: Oxenfree, Lucky Luna, Highwater, Before Your Eyes, Stranger Things: 1984, Stranger Things 3, It’s a True Story, Valiant Hearts: Coming Home or Asphalt Extremeamong others.

You can see the full list of all the games available on the platform from the official Netflix website.

Looks like the platform streaming It’s slowly recovering in Spain after it came under fierce viral criticism after it made public its new policy banning password sharing. The company has lost a lot of subscribers in Spain and other Latin American countries, but for now They did not back down from their initiatives and did not lower prices as in other regions.