Even Red Dead at 60fps? Hmmm
SamSho Switch releases December 12th in Japan. That's all that's been announced afaik
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Google Stadia launch lineup revealed (12 titles)
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Even Red Dead at 60fps? Hmmm
SamSho Switch releases December 12th in Japan. That's all that's been announced afaik
PS: This is talking about streaming FPS, not game FPS. It's possible (as they've said) some games might run 30FPS but be doubleframed to have a 60FPS videostream. They're aiming for 60 gamefps where they can though.
I'm praying rdr2 runs at a high/ultra setting and 60fps just for the epic thread here
Not necessarily - all the games will *stream* at 60fps, but the developer can choose run the game at lower framerates if they want, just like how on game consoles a game can be locked to 30fps for better quality graphics. During the Project Stream test, Assassin's Creed for example ran at 30fps while streaming at 60fps. But there has also been talk of going the other way, a game running at 120fps while streaming at 60, to improve latency (the game can internally react much faster to input presses, as it doesn't have to wait as long for the next frame to update to process input).
Correct. A lot of us kind of knew how this was going to go down once they announced it with their confusing messaging and pricing models.
But others think it's the future, it's going to be a while before it ever even tries to take over physical ownership. If at all.
I honestly feel bad for them.... that's just... not a good lineup of games to attract people towards a new platform.
Mortal Kombat is even more unforgiving. Which should be a great benchmark test for the platform. Playstation Now did the same by just putting in Street Fighter right away to convince people of the input lag.
welp, that's something alright. Kinda confused because there are a good number of games that were announced for Stadia, that were either announced to be there at launch or I just assumed they were, and was clearly wrong to.
Where is ESO, DOOM 2016 (eternal got delayed but this was also confirmed for Stadia at one point), Division 2, Borderlands 3, Wolfenstein Young Blood and a bunch of the other games that were announced for Stadia?
This just feels like a baffling line-up even with the caviate that it's only really launching for those who were in for the founders edition.
Where is ESO, DOOM 2016 (eternal got delayed but this was also confirmed for Stadia at one point), Division 2, Borderlands 3, Wolfenstein Young Blood and a bunch of the other games that were announced for Stadia?
This just feels like a baffling line-up even with the caviate that it's only really launching for those who were in for the founders edition.
I remember GYLT and Kine being interesting on the announcement presentation, but outside of that. There's nothing really much I could care from that list. At least not if those are full price
I mean it's better then the XBO/PS4 Launch Lineup. Even if it had more games almost all of them were re-releases from the 360
Gylt seems to be a new game. I thought Kine was too as I hadn't heard of it, but turns out it's already out on other platforms.
Very disappointing launch lineup either way.
I had a similar thought. Going through the list - it's a great lineup, there's some fun games there. But it's not new. Gylt looks like a neat game, and will be a Stadia exclusive, but I think this list really shows that Googles own game development initiatives aren't off the ground yet.
I'm really interested to see how Destiny 2 runs via streaming.
Lukewarm on everything else.
This smacks of early access/still in beta. The softest of launches, if they really want to stick with that nomenclature.
Lukewarm on everything else.
This smacks of early access/still in beta. The softest of launches, if they really want to stick with that nomenclature.
Considering D2 doesn't have crossplay with any ecosystem, I'm not sure this is an issue. It would be nice to have it crossplay with PC, for sure, but there's work to be done there. In the future, maybe, but there are so many variables with the targets (30fps console versions, etc) it would be hard to justify. Maybe when D3 or whatever on newer consoles maybe has 60fps standard we can see it, but until then...
Everyone who's bought into Stadia gets Destiny 2 Collection free so there's that. It's not like they're relying on the launch folk to have to buy it. Obviously we don't know how many people that is but it's just gonna be on everyone's accounts day one. I expect it to be the most played game on the service by far.
I'm gonna be playing it because I didn't ever play any Destiny 2 DLC past the first one. So I'll be porting over my characters and picking up on Stadia with every expansion.
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Was about to have a panic attck thinking that Era had lost its local Satdia astro...erm..fan.
Thank God he's still among us.
Mario 64 makes it not a joke at all. EDIT I'm dumb, that was DS. OoT 3D was good but not as great.
So this is mostly a Ubisoft lineup, right?
Edit: nvm. I somehow thought Ubisoft publishes Tomb Raider.
Edit: nvm. I somehow thought Ubisoft publishes Tomb Raider.
I think Google would do themselves more favors if they called it the "Founders' Day 1 Launch Lineup" or something. It feels like this is launching in early access in every respect.
I don't know if Google needed any big exclusives, since I don't think Google is ultimately trying to sell to people who already own a console or gaming PC. But right now with their Founder's Edition being the only way to access the service, I think they mostly have the attention of the enthusiast crowd, both media and consumer, and they could probably figure out how to talk to them better rather than pretending those aren't the people listening to them.
I'll be curious to see if the sharing features and jumping into a game from a YouTube stream stuff is compelling. I'm also curious if that's available at launch (I'm guessing not).
I don't know if Google needed any big exclusives, since I don't think Google is ultimately trying to sell to people who already own a console or gaming PC. But right now with their Founder's Edition being the only way to access the service, I think they mostly have the attention of the enthusiast crowd, both media and consumer, and they could probably figure out how to talk to them better rather than pretending those aren't the people listening to them.
I'll be curious to see if the sharing features and jumping into a game from a YouTube stream stuff is compelling. I'm also curious if that's available at launch (I'm guessing not).
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Ocarina of Time 3D wasn't even a launch title either. It was like Street Figher 4 3D, crappy Ridge Racer 3DS, shitty 3DS Pilotwings, that pretty good isometric Ghost Recon game, Nintendogs and Cats.
I'm actually surprised that they ported TRDE, it has only appeared on PS4 and XB1 so far, I'm definitely interested in a play-through if it's a good version. And RDR2 is a day 1 purchase unless it's a crappy version. But otherwise the list is just meh, maybe I'll check out Destiny 2 since it's a free game.
This service needs demos. 5 minute trials. I doubt we'll see reviews so I would at least like to see for myself how the games runs and plays before I buy.
That makes sense. It'll be interesting to see which route each game takes and how noticeable input lag will feel for games that aren't targeting 60fps.
I do remember now that you mention it Dreamwriter how AC Odyssey was running at 30fps on Project Stream. It felt ok when I played it.
Is Google half-assing this just like everything they do that is not search/ads/personal data gathering? Must be nice to have so much money to piss. Weak launch line up.
I'm not against streaming, but will wait for more established players like MS and even Valve to check it out.
I'm not against streaming, but will wait for more established players like MS and even Valve to check it out.
that´s just not true, there were a handful of exclusive titles and recent ports like Battlefield 4 and Black Flag to sell you over
Stadia actually can't run PC versions, it's more like a game console than a PC. Games have to be specifically ported to Stadia. Even Assassin's Creed test from Project Stream was a port of the Xbox One version of the game with higher quality assets and effects, not a port of the PC version.
Yeah, this kind of needed the hype of the shadowkeep launch if it wasn't going to release with any form of crossplay.
Imagine if Netflix launched with 12 movies. Comparing it with the PS4 is disingenuous at best. People expect small selections with a new gaming hardware cycle and the Playstation brand had been around for three full cycles before the launch of the PS4. A streaming service though? Stadia should be able to run anything from Pong to The Witcher 3 and they are launching with 12 games with a quarter of them being Tomb Raider. Feels like they aren't super confident with this "full" release and are more interested in dipping their toes in the water for now. The one exclusive they have is game most on this forum probably haven't even heard of. Not being skeptical of the future of this product is foolish.
I don't like or hate Stadia, but...
PS4 games had to be created from the ground up or ported over to the new architecture of the system. Isn't Stadia basically a streaming service allowing you to play PC games running off their hardware on site? If so, Stadia could've launch with more existing PC titles.
Not an apples to apples comparison.
Curious about Gylt, the rest is just, eh. Sure if this was the start of the generation it'd be freaking amazing, but we're 5 years in.
It HAS to run it at 4K/60FPS at the very least, not even counting high/ultra settings, otherwise they either lied or their marketing is even shittier than people imagined.
It HAS to run it at 4K/60FPS at the very least, not even counting high/ultra settings, otherwise they either lied or their marketing is even shittier than people imagined.
I'd probably buy Red Dead 2 through this rather than on Steam or whatever. I want to play it at 4K with HDR and 60fps and my PC and PS4 Pro aren't doing that.
What is this shit about "worst console launch EVAR"? It's a fucking Chromecast 4K running their new gaming storefront and all the other stuff a Chromecast can already do...
What is this shit about "worst console launch EVAR"? It's a fucking Chromecast 4K running their new gaming storefront and all the other stuff a Chromecast can already do...
i dunno, Red Dead at 60fps/4K maximum settings does sound pretty tempting
OP should probably update with Stadia's official, additional list of "coming by the end of 2019" games:
Attack on Titan 2 Final Battle
Borderlands 3
Darksiders Genesis
Dragonball Xenoverse 2
Farming Simulator '19
Final Fantasy XV
Football Manager 2020
Ghost Recon Breakpoint
GRID
Metro Exodus
NBA 2K20
Rage 2
Trials Rising
Wolfenstein Youngblood
src: https://www.blog.google/products/stadia/lineup-games-coming-to-stadia/
Attack on Titan 2 Final Battle
Borderlands 3
Darksiders Genesis
Dragonball Xenoverse 2
Farming Simulator '19
Final Fantasy XV
Football Manager 2020
Ghost Recon Breakpoint
GRID
Metro Exodus
NBA 2K20
Rage 2
Trials Rising
Wolfenstein Youngblood
src: https://www.blog.google/products/stadia/lineup-games-coming-to-stadia/
So arrogant and dumb of Google thinking the rules of successful consoles don't apply to them.
It will be stadias downfall.
It will be stadias downfall.
