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Netflix launches five games to Android users everywhere

Join gaming leaders online at GamesBeat Summit Next this upcoming November 9-10. Learn more about what comes next.  Netflix announced today it’s rolling out its first round of games. Five games will be available for Android users around the world. The platform will host five to start out: Stranger Things: 1984, Stranger Things 3: The Game (both developed by BonusXP), Shooting Hoops, Teeter Up…
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Netflix launches gaming service exclusively on Android, but iOS support is ‘on the way’

After hearing rumblings about Netlifx working on its gaming service this past summer, the media giant is officially jumping into the space with its first five mobile games. Netflix launched its gaming service exclusively for Android but the company says iOS compatibility is “on the way.” Netflix’s VP of Game Development, Mike Verdu shared the big news in a blog post today: We love games…
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Roundup: Here’s everything we know so far about the iPhone 14

Even though the iPhone 13 is still the new kid on the block, rumors have already painted a picture of what to expect from the so-called iPhone 14. We expect the iPhone 14 to be introduced in September of 2022, and rumors suggest we could see a major redesign, new features…
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Niantic announces Harry Potter: Wizards Unite for iOS will be discontinued

Not every Niantic game is a $5 billion hit like Pokémon GO. The long-awaited Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, which launched in 2019, is now being discontinued for good. According to a blog post, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite will be removed from the App Store, Google Play, and Galaxy Store on December 6 with the game being closed on January 31, 2022. When we launched Harry Potter: Wizards Unite…
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Netflix launches Android games globally, with downloadable titles included in your subscription

Earlier this year Netflix announced it was testing out an expansion from video streaming to gaming, with mobile games being made part of Netflix subscriptions. Today, that initiative is going worldwide, as Netflix adds Android games for users around the world. Starting today in the Netflix app on Android phones and tablets, these games offer subscribers what would otherwise be paid titles for…
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