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As if I'd need any additional reason to not buy Warner Bros games. So stupid of them.
Not sure whether they will remove it entirely or just delist it. I love Steam and the convenience of it and the majority of my games are on Steam. But this is why we should be able to own our games. You never know when your favorite game decides to do something like this.
Drink up me hearties yo ho
When something gets removed from steam and it's in your steam library but not installed, is it gone forever?
You can still install and play it. If it has cards you can earn them and get account xp from making sets of them, same with emotes and wallpapers. You can't sell (or buy, obviously) any of that on the Steam marketplace though, but can still trade them. Achievements get a little wonky.
Source: I own Transformers: Devastation, which was delisted.
didn't think it was possible to be worse than aol time warner but zazlav did it.
I loved adult swim flash games in the 2000s would have definitely cared about this a lot more if flash wasn't already dead and they weren't preserved on internet archive and flashpoint
That's all, folks!
Why do they do this? It doesn't make sense. They don't have to pay to keep it listed.
If it's "failed" they can write off the investment as a loss. They get a tax break as a result. Capitalism rewards innovation (in tax avoidance), after all.
Youre might be right right thats what theyre trying to doz but thats not how that works with complete games that have been released for ages. They're just being retarded.
More than likely they just want to shut down the entire publishing arm and going full scorched earth is the only way they seem to do things
Even if WB pursues Erasure, we will Always have these games in our heart.
And our harddrives ;)