It's in Disney best interests to be on as many platforms as possible, so platform exclusivity makes no sense.
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Disney+ coming to PS4 [UP: Only PS4 confirmed so far; image with Switch and Xbox One depicted platforms they "want to be on"]
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Larger screen, multiple people in households, has a built in stand, etc. Plus just the ease of use of just having one device on you in some situations.
Just because it isn't always the most ideal in every situation doesn't mean I don't want the option.
Personally speaking my phone's a piece of shit and I don't own a tablet.
They're gonna secure more platforms before Disney+ launches.
Hulu is already on the Switch.
I think you two are are a minority. Most people own a tablet or a large phone or a laptop or any better option then a device with terrible battery life. I'm not sure why you posted a Nintendo Switch docked screen when almost everyone already owns a device to stream Netflix be it another game console, a smart tv, or an Apple TV/Chromecast device.This will take all your imagination, but imagine...
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I'm all for more options, I just imagine only 1% of the population, if that, would ever use it.
I mean, do you think the Nintendo 3DS or Vita versions were used much lol? It's not exactly a technical hurdle and it only adds an option for a lot of people, and it's more versatile and a higher quality device than those other two.
There's probably devices out there that have Netflix compatability that have sold less than that 1 percent. We're not talking some highly exclusive club here that needs to be deemed worthy.
Well both the kid and I like to stick on the same console to watch/play games