Deletion of List of Google Stadia games

Comment: Topic meets . The above is an uninformed understanding of Stadia. Stadia is an independent platform which requires unique development considerations for game developers. The fact that the digital storefront for purchasing licenses to games developed for the platform is proprietary is irrelevant, given that most gaming consoles have similar proprietary digital storefronts. Further, though other consoles with similar lists currently allow purchase from third party vendors, games purchased for those consoles also require first-party approval and the use of proprietary software (and frequently hardware in the case of physical copies). Special:Contributions/2601:182:C901:9170:B0E4:8AA5:EEB3:4EB9|2601:182:C901:9170:B0E4:8AA5:EEB3:4EB9
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:LISTN)

Comment: As I understand it, Google Stadia is a gaming platform. Although hardware is available for it, it is largely a software innovation. For this reason, it's not really comparable to the Nintendo Switch because that is a piece of hardware, and games have to be specifically made for it. In layman's terms, having an article on a list of Stadia games is like having an article on a list of different products available on Amazon. If we had an article like this for the largest gaming platform, Steam, it would contain over 35,000 listings with 50 or 60 being added per day. It is not easily maintainable or encyclopedic and that is why it doesn't exist. If Stadia expands (which it likely will) it is not unthinkable that it will become this large. The article could become outdated within hours, not to mention all of the other problems with having an article that is an enormous list of products. Fails  and 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:CATALOGUE||WP:LISTCRUFT)

Comment: Topic clearly meets 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:LISTN)