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Oh there are games where input latency does not matter. You can usually run them on toaster too. You can make amazing AI that beats humans 100% of time pretty
by Xelbair 6y ago
Oh there are games where input latency does not matter. You can usually run them on toaster too.
You can make amazing AI that beats humans 100% of time pretty easily, the hard part is making it challenging enough for people to have chance to beat it... It also just needs game state, without all the cruft of stadia(visual side, sounds, graphics, inputs etc).
Also did google partner with any of developers of such games?
Did they develop their own? or even formed any form of partnership for them?
No. They went for action titles, or titles with great graphics.
It was disaster from business perspective no matter how you look at it. Do not expect game developers to just bend over for google just because they release a new platform(and where are doubts about sustainability and quality of that platform from the beginning).
- hamilyon2 6y agoToaster doesn't cut it when it comes to convenience, full hd graphics and depth of gameplay. Because, let's face it, toaster doest have that much compute resources and storage. What kind of games will emerge 3 TB of assets will be totally fine amount? For a mobile turn-based game, no less. Or when 6 2080tis will render graphics for your phone no problem?
- imtringued 6y agoModded Minecraft has deeper gameplay than 99% of all games ever made. If anything, high quality graphics make it harder to support deep gameplay because making high quality graphics for tens of thousands of items becomes very expensive. Roguelikes like Cataclysm DDA also tend to be extremely heavy on the complexity side despite having "extremely poor" graphics by your standards. 6 2080TIs? How are you going to pay for that waste? Do you know how delusional you sound?
- hamilyon2 6y agoI have persistent feeling you are talking to some other person. I don't have standards you mention. I am talking about future of gaming.