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Possibly neither. We’re missing data on games not using Vulkan. As an simple example, let’s say it turns out that - out of 407 games running Vulkan natively, 2
by Someone 4y ago
Possibly neither. We’re missing data on games not using Vulkan. As an simple example, let’s say it turns out that
- out of 407 games running Vulkan natively, 270 run on Stadia (from the article)
- out of 407 games not running Vulkan natively, also 270 run on Stadia (numbers the article doesn’t mention that I made up to make a point)
Then, the two “runs Vulkan natively” and “runs on Stadia” are 100% independent.
- jchw 4y agoAs far as I know, they're definitely not independent, because Stadia only runs Vulkan natively. That's kind of the point.
- p_l 4y agoSome games use Vulkan only on Stadia, for example Cyberpunk 2077 — the Linux+Vulkan build was reportedly one of the most stable at release day, but was available only on Stadia and only because of Stadia, as main development target was Windows with DirectX then ported over to consoles.