Unexpected is the best word to describe this announcement. Nintendo Announced it Through his Twitter account : Application Traction Officially available on Nintendo Switch, Now and (Obviously) Free.
Be careful: there is no question of streaming your parts The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Or other Grand Theft Auto trilogy Directly from the console. Application Traction Does not provide anything other than watching such streams Web light Does not allow sending video from the console; In other words, you can watch the lives of your favorite streamers and streamers, but not create your own streams. Console said this was already great news Nintendo Missing (And still missing) Multimedia applications. The next phase will be Netflix And other video-on-demand services?
However, there seem to be issues with using this app. Everything tells us that we are only dealing with one person “webapp”, That is, an application running on a simple web browser will be provided as an application for download. So it explains the low quality of the streams Twitch Nintendo Switch, As well as the inability to fix anything in the video player and finally, the unavailability of chat. The case to proceed.
Download Traction On Nintendo Switch, To goeShop From your console or directly Official website Nintendo UK. The application will occupy 24.4 MB in storage on your console or in your microSD.
Twitch is now available #NintendoSwitch #eShop!
Download Now: https://t.co/q7y7taZIFc pic.twitter.com/M7t4v5u5Ii
– Nintendo of America (intendNintendoAmerica) November 11, 2021
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