WALMART Is Reportedly Exploring The Possibility Of Launching Its Own Game Streaming Service
According to a new report, the retail giant Walmart is once again looking to enter the streaming business, but this time it may be to launch a new video game streaming service. Hit the jump for more details.
By kdet -
Mar 21, 2019 02:03 PM EST
Between platforms like Playstation Now and Google's recently announced Stadia, we've seen a number of video game streaming services pop up over the past few years. And if a new report is accurate, a new player may be joining streaming business soon.
According to USG, multiple anonymous sources have confirmed that Walmart is looking into launching its very own game streaming service. Furthermore, the sources also claimed that the retail giant has already "been speaking with developers and publishers since earlier this year and throughout this year's Game Developers Conference."
While it's a bit unclear whether Walmart is just exploring a potentially new branch of business, or if the service is being actively developed, this isn't the first time the company has turned their attention towards the streaming world, as they are currently supporting Vudu and once considered launching a Netflix-style platform before ultimately scrapping those plans.
Either way, we'll keep you updated if or when new details arise. Until then, be sure to share your thoughts in the comments below.
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