Nintendo Switch Disney Plus

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Nintendo Switch Disney Plus
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Disney Plus is a great app for kids entertainment. You can access any Disney TV and movies on demand via Disney Plus app. However, it’s too unfortunate that you won’t be able to have it in your Nintendo Switch. There are pictures on the internet showing Disney Plus in Nintendo.

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Good news for Nintendo Switch owners. It appears that Disney‘s recently announced Disney+ streaming service will be available on Nintendo’s handheld console. The news comes from a presentation slide showing the new streaming service’ availability on consoles. So it joins PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, except it has the advantage of being portable.

How Will Disney+ Work on the Nintendo Switch?

With Netflix pulling out of the Nintendo Switch, Disney supporting the handheld is a great idea to increase their reach. It also helps the hardware considerably since it only has YouTube, and Hulu (but only if you are in the US).

Although both Nintendo and Disney have yet to officially confirm functionality, the appearance on the official promotional slide is as good enough of a confirmation as it comes.

This isn't the first time Disney has batted its eyes at the Nintendo Switch console. The company has previously shown interest in bringing its online subscription service Disney Plus to the platform. Nov 12, 2020 However, Nintendo Switch is not on that list. Nor are there any information leaks regarding possibly linking the two together in the near future. Sadly, so far, the Nintendo Switch has not been added to the list of devices that Disney Plus works on. This cannot be very pleasant, especially if this is your only streaming device at the moment.

Users should not only be able to stream but download videos as well. The latter, confirmed by the official Disney+ Twitter page as a function of the service. Users should be able to install the official app from Nintendo game store once it launches.