A new report says Netflix wants to get involved in video games.
The “Information” report stated: Netflix Has kept in touch with various “senior game industry executives”.
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Next, state streaming media companies are interested in publishing games through subscriptions similar to Apple Arcade’s “bundled” form.
When contacting Polygon, a Netflix spokesperson told the media that he was “excited” to “do more for interactive entertainment.”
The spokesperson told Polygon: “Our members value the diversity and quality of our content.” “This is why we continue to expand our products-from series to documentaries, movies, originals in local languages and reality TV.
“Members also like to interact with their favorite stories more directly through interactive programs like Bandersnatch and You v. Wild, or games based on Stranger Things, La Casa de Papel and To All Boys.
“Therefore, we are very happy to do more in interactive entertainment.”
As you will notice, whether the company will indeed get into video games has yet to be confirmed, but it sounds like the company is indeed interested. As you know, it did release games based on Stranger Things IP. It also released Netflix Infinite Runner, which includes characters from Marco Polo, Narcos, Orange is the New Black and Stranger Things.
As a result, you will see that Netflix is no stranger to the field of video games, because it also broadcasts shows based on video game attributes such as Castlevania and Dragon’s Dogma.
It also has the upcoming “Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness”, then the animated “League of Legends” series will be put into use this fall, and the 3D animated “Sonic the Hedgehog” show “Sonic Prime” is coming in 2022 Released-Don’t forget the live-action Assassin’s Creed series produced in collaboration with Ubisoft.
Then there is “Beyond Good & Evil”, which is the “Split Cell” animation series where the writer of John Wick came to Netflix, and the “Resident Evil” series starring the Wesker kid.
Needless to say, Netflix likes to support media based on video games.
