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Apple’s own
video streaming service has been rumored for quite some time now. But according to a new
report by
Cheddar, the Silicon Valley-based firm is also working on its own game subscription service.
Revealed by five anonymous sources familiar with the matter, the new service would function largely like a “Netflix for games” by giving consumers access to a specific number of titles if they choose to pay a monthly fee.
Apple reportedly began talking with game developers in the second half of 2018, so the plans for the service are still relatively new. Nevertheless, the Cupertino giant does seem pretty keen at the moment as it’s also reported to have spoken with certain developers about becoming a publisher. This could ensure a steady stream of games for its service but would see Apple cover costs related to marketing and distribution.
At the moment, details such as the games that could potentially be included or the cost of the service remain unclear. However, it’s possible that Apple will include both
iOS games for use on iPhones and iPad and certain Mac titles for use on computers.
This streaming service could also fit in quite well with the rumored
7th-gen iPod Touch. After all, while very little is known about this product at the moment, a recent trademark extension suggested it will
focus quite heavily on gaming.
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