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The real issue here is the game companies they are acquiring. Netflix should not be a player in gaming, full stop.
I am, however, relieved for John Oliver's sake.
John Oliver's show is free on YT outside of NA, hope that doesn't change.
Nah it's free in NA too
I think they just put the main segment on yt, unless they changed that recently
The initial releases are main segments in NA, but they upload the full episodes for earlier seasons if memory serves. So probably in a year or two this season's full episodes will be updated.
I live in France but visited Canada recently, I was able to see the main story but not all the bits before and after. The moment I landed back in France I received notifications for the 4 episodes I missed.
Not a big deal, really, but sometimes the news updates are very funny and balance out the heavier subject matter.
Try setting your country of origin to a more obscure county, like Albania. You get the full episodes.
Hasn't Netflix been "in gaming" a while? You can access a lot of games on mobile from them. I opened my Netflix Android app and just from the suggested I can play Red Dead Redemption, Story Teller, Dead Cells, Spirit Fairer, Shredder's Revenge, Street Fighter, and bunch of Choose your own Adventure type stuff from their own IPs. They've been angling in to game publishing for a while.
They have, but their in-house studios have suffered tremendously.
Yeah, this I believe. I saw the news that they sold one of their studios back to the original owners while still publishing the game they were developing. I must have missed the news about them downsizing their in-house stuff.
I looked up what studios they would be acquiring under the WB merger and uh...outside of the new Mortal Kombat, Hogwarts Legacy, and the DC games...I don't really know if they're going to make a big dent in the gaming sphere immediately. A lot of these already look pretty mismanaged, maybe it could get worse, but it could also get better.
But if we're worried about moving towards even more subscription-based cloud gaming...yeah...looking at the state of gaming and hardware right now, I can't argue with you there.