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US: Hulu Video Streaming App Goes Live On Nintendo Switch Today

The Nintendo Switch has received its first video streaming application and its Hulu. The app should go live on the Nintendo Switch eShop today. Hopefully more video streaming or music apps will come to the system in the near future.

It’s a free download, as you’d expect, and there’s also a free trial available for users new to the service, but then it’ll require a paid subscription as it does on other platforms.

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Thanks to Ridley Slayer and drinsane69 for the tip!

29 thoughts on “US: Hulu Video Streaming App Goes Live On Nintendo Switch Today”

      1. IDK WTF you’re getting that but it does use WiFi on dock you fool and I was able to exchange data between cards and use them just fine. The only data I lost was Splatoon because for reason, it doesn’t back up online progress via servers which is fucking stupid.

        1. I’m looking at my Switch and I get no internet signal. But if I put it into portable mode, I get a signal.

          No need to be rude.

    1. Infinite Kalas X3, The Sonyendo King {Sony+Nintendo=Sonyendo!}

      Quantum Leap is a funny one to mention since the main character is switching lives as he leaps between different historical figures.

  1. Infinite Kalas X3, The Sonyendo King {Sony+Nintendo=Sonyendo!}

    As I said in the other article, It’s about damn time one of the streaming services is available.

  2. Really good news. This addition should make the Switch feel even more worth it to people who haven’t bought one yet

      1. Disney is pulling all content, including Star Wars and Marvel, from Netflix by the end of 2018 and isn’t putting any new content on it. They’re looking to start their own streaming service for those as well as a separate ESPN streaming service.

        Of course fracturing all the TV content across different subscription services is bad for the consumer, so I wouldn’t buy into it.

        1. Infinite Kalas X3, The Sonyendo King {Sony+Nintendo=Sonyendo!}

          Hence why Disney is trying to buy most of Fox’s entertainment assets. They know the more exclusive content they offer, the more people will buy their streaming service. Hell! I’ll pay for it for the right price if they can offer their stuff AND Fox’s television shows & movies.

  3. All of those apps are really not needed since they are found in almost any device nowadays, but for those who were looking forward to use them on the Switch, good for them.

    In my case I will try to stick using my Switch as a gaming device exclusively. I can watch Netflix on my Smart TV, Apple TV, phone, laptop and even my Wii U.

    1. Infinite Kalas X3, The Sonyendo King {Sony+Nintendo=Sonyendo!}

      With a Smart TV, who needs other devices for Netflix, Hulu, WWE Network, etc, anyway, since your TV remote that you use for changing the channel, input, & volume will have a button giving you quick, instant access to all of them? Sorry if this sounds confrontational but it’s easy to say they aren’t needed on Switch when you have that kind of TV. After all, someone can easily say they aren’t needed on that Apple TV, phone, laptop, or Wii U of yours since you do have a smart TV.

      1. yeah well… unless someone is going to donate a Smart TV to me, then I cannot I afford one. I just have to deal with the small tv I have, and that’s that. With streaming services on my Switch (I wouldn’t have to worry about switching between devices in the future if I wanted to watch something. And right now I don’t really have my other devices since my father is waiting for me to get a place of my own before he returns all of my stuff to me.) I just recently got a part-time job at stop and shop (best I could get), and so… I do NOT get paid that much just minimum wage (And in NJ that is $8.44/hr), so…

        I would LOVE to have Netflix or at least choices of streaming services on my Switch, so I can watch stuff WITHOUT pirating anymore.

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