Killed by Google VS Ryujinx-Games-List

Looks good, can't wait to see it on https://killedbygoogle.com/ in a few years.

There really should be a website like this that keeps track of popular & useful "free" things, documents the things they promise, and then tracks the date at which they turn into crap. A bit like https://killedbygoogle.com/, but for the enshittification of cloud services.

Be wary. Google is known to kill off products, and Keep hasn’t gotten much in the way of upgrades in years. See https://killedbygoogle.com

The google graveyard is immense. Stadia was surprisingly abrupt, although I didn't follow the financials of that venture.

I find it odd how someone can look at https://killedbygoogle.com/ and still choose to go all in on a new Google product.

Anyone seriously considering dropping 5-6 figures on a verb massacred by punctuation should probably check this out first: https://killedbygoogle.com/

Google have shut down _plenty of paid_, and non consumer products.

Ones I have personal experience with include Stadia (paid), and app maker (business).

https://killedbygoogle.com/ doesn't struggle to find content.

Not going to happen; they kill consumer, not enterprise products. Search https://killedbygoogle.com/ for "Google Cloud" and the only dead products would worried me are Google Cloud Messaging and Google Cloud Prediction API. But then they replaced them with Firebase Cloud Messaging and Vertex AI, so it's a wash.

This really resonates with me – yeah, the supposed API-driven engineering company, makes it no longer possible to automatically provision domain names for its "valuable" cloud computing customers?

What possible end could that serve? I am baffled by the idea that succeeding via open access to their infrastructure is not a serious long-term goal for Google.

For a company who ostensibly is __existentially__ interested in developing at least one meaningful complement to it advertising business, of all the things https://killedbygoogle.com/ over the years, why the domain registrar? The cost to developer trust vs. the cost of operations – did they not even have that conversation?

Now I imagine how I would've felt to have my registration transferred to – I can't even recall who bought their customers – and I try to imagine putting faith in trusting GCP products with a startup idea, where ostensibly their second-mover advantage could let me move faster in greenfield development ... and I throw my hands up. This is a company acting like it places value on its goodwill, not even from a bare bean counter perspective.

I guess I'll stick to AWS (and more bespoke cloud offerings).

As far as I know only the games on this list are playable. (Including fixes)

FYI open issues with TotK Ryujinx, YMMV: https://github.com/Ryujinx/Ryujinx-Games-List/issues/4598

I would recommend making a post here https://github.com/Ryujinx/Ryujinx-Games-List/issues/4598and adding logs.

They even have a compatibility issue open on their Github.

Looking at the compatibility github page, it seems like its running pretty damn good nowadays with some slight issues in some areas.

I've sunk a couple hundred hours with yuzu and haven't noticed any issues. Checked ryujinx's compatability page for the game and found folks complaining about audio desync. Granted it may not happen to everyone, but I was wondering if ryujinx can offer something yuzu can't.

All compatibility reports are gathered in the game issues list https://github.com/Ryujinx/Ryujinx-Games-List/issues

If you could start reporting these issues on the compatibility list it would be greatly appreciated! Search for an existing game before opening a new one, and please be sure to include your mac hardware specs (e.g. x86 or apple silicon, etc.)