Netflix (NFLX) is shifting its video game strategy to focus on popular titles like Pictionary, Boggle, and Tetris, which will be playable in its app on TVs using phones as controllers, The New York Times’ Nicole Sperling reports. Alain Tascan, who heads Netflix’s game division, said “The number of companies that have access to hundreds of millions of people – in our case, more than 700 million – on the main entertainment screen at home, are less numerous, and we are one of the leaders.”
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