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- Best Buy may have accidentally leaked that Hulu, YouTube, and Netflix compatibility for the Nintendo Switch could be coming to the Nintendo Switch.
- A listing for the game console on Best Buy's website describes the console as being "Smart enabled," a feature that Nintendo had not yet announced.
- The new compatibility was likely to be announced tomorrow morning at Nintendo's press conference as part of the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo.
A product listing on Best Buy's online store may have accidentally revealed new video streaming capabilities, including partnerships with Netflix, Hulu and YouTube, coming to the Nintendo Switch console.
If the feature is indeed being introduced to the Switch, it was likely intended to be announced at Nintendo's press conference scheduled for Tuesday at the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
E3 is the biggest gaming conference of the year, where many video game and console companies-including Nintendo-like to make big announcements.
Nintendo was not immediately available for comment.
The listing describes the console as being "smart enabled," and says that the user will be able to "stream movies, listen to music, and access a wide variety of other content" through the internet, before listing the logos for these three major streaming companies.
Here's what the listing looks like on Best Buy's website:
Best Buy
Nintendo's E3 press conference will start at 12 p.m. ET on Tuesday.