[Accident Man]

Read more here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...d-films-tv

The only way I see this succeeding is if they tie video games to our subscription at no extra cost, and even then I am not sure if people will use it.

[Boudica]

Not that you were to know, but we do have a thread on this topic:
https://sinister.ly/Thread-Netflix-Looki...ix%2Bgames

However, I think there's more info in your article.

I'd be curious to see how they do this. It would be kinda neat if they take on specific genres, like make your own adventure and other narrative based games. They've technically already done this with Bandersnatch and that Bear Grylls show.

[Spooky]

Not that you were to know, but we do have a thread on this topic:
https://sinister.ly/Thread-Netflix-Looki...ix%2Bgames

However, I think there's more info in your article.

I'd be curious to see how they do this. It would be kinda neat if they take on specific genres, like make your own adventure and other narrative based games. They've technically already done this with Bandersnatch and that Bear Grylls show.

Lolol was just about to update my thread and saw its been posted here as well. No worries

Very interesting to see, I hope this means we get more as a consumer and this wont lead to higher prices.

[steveindeskai]

Is it possible?, may be due to the company amounted to Netflix not want to lose by only rely on Movies.

[Alex1759]

If their original movies are anything to go by I’ll expect LJN quality