Netflix Games may come to TVs, use iPhone as a controller
A report suggests Netflix is working on a feature that will bring its games to smart TV platforms and could enable players to use their iPhones as a controller.
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Netflix Games
Netflix Games launched in 2021 with little fanfare since. The selection offers a variety of games, some inspired by Netflix properties, others seemingly random.
According to a report from Bloomberg, code within the Netflix app reveals that Netflix Games could soon come to TV sets, and the iPhone could act as a controller. So far, games have only been available on smartphones and tablets.
Using the iPhone as a controller isn't a new concept. Apple changes the Apple Remote app into a simple game controller for select titles on Apple TV, and anyone who has played JackBox Games will be familiar with the idea.
It isn't clear how this feature will be implemented. In our experience, digital buttons and analog sticks on a phone display you're not looking at are less than ideal.
Find a list of available Netflix Games on the help page.
The Netflix Games concept isn't too distant from Apple Arcade, which costs $5 per month or is included with Apple One. Customers who pay for a Netflix subscription get access to the games via their login.
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Netflix Games
Netflix Games launched in 2021 with little fanfare since. The selection offers a variety of games, some inspired by Netflix properties, others seemingly random.
According to a report from Bloomberg, code within the Netflix app reveals that Netflix Games could soon come to TV sets, and the iPhone could act as a controller. So far, games have only been available on smartphones and tablets.
Using the iPhone as a controller isn't a new concept. Apple changes the Apple Remote app into a simple game controller for select titles on Apple TV, and anyone who has played JackBox Games will be familiar with the idea.
It isn't clear how this feature will be implemented. In our experience, digital buttons and analog sticks on a phone display you're not looking at are less than ideal.
Find a list of available Netflix Games on the help page.
The Netflix Games concept isn't too distant from Apple Arcade, which costs $5 per month or is included with Apple One. Customers who pay for a Netflix subscription get access to the games via their login.
Read on AppleInsider
Comments
Lets see what ChatGPT says when we ask some honest, good faith questions:
So you took two swings, missed both times, and then tried to worm your way out of it instead of just admitting it. You're a clown.
You claimed that bandwidth would make games lag. That's not really true, lag would be down to latency which is different from bandwidth, something you still seem to be unaware of.
You then pivoted and claimed that bandwidth was the cause and latency the effect, which is not really true, as a cursory Google, or (if you must) ChatGPT query would have put you straight on. I advised you to look up the difference because you seemed confused.
You, in an effort to save face then went off on an adventure and asked ChatGPT a different question about whether bandwidth and latency are connected, and glossed over the answer to absurdly claim "Me right, you wrong" even when ChatGPT's answer showed nothing of the sort.
You haven't proven anything I said wrong, just made yourself look like an ass with your inability to admit fault. I advise you to stop now. Bandwidth and latency are not the same thing, though both relate to network performance. They are technically not directly related, though by the nature of things, if you pay for high bandwidth you'll likely get low latency too just because you are paying more for a better package. Equally, if you have a problem with low bandwidth that may make your experience of high latency even worse. But still, they are not the same thing and are certainly not in a cause and effect relationship. They are connected in the same way as how your arms and your legs are connected by being your limbs, but they aren't the same thing in the same way as your arms and legs aren't the same thing.
Now have a nice day, I'm bored of this nonsense.