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I know it sucked, but I hate the idea of a game being gone forever.
It’s preserved the same way every other off-the-market game that isn’t entirely based on a server is preserved, by pirates.
It’s only gone from digital purchase, no? You can still download it if you’ve bought it digitally, and can still play it physically if you own or buy the disc?
It is not a grim end, it is a fitting end for the live service.
I can’t read the article due to my ad blocker. Oh well.
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You can just lie to the site. Clicking I’ve disabled my ad blocker seems to be enough.
You sure? Most of them operate by detecting javascript blocking which seems impossible to work around?
The one on this site has a link at the bottom, saying I’ve disabled adblocking. I clicked that and it took me to the article.
A lot of other ones I’ve come across just disabling JavaScript is enough to bypass.
That makes two delisted Marvel-IP games in my Steam library. I haven’t played Avengers yet, but I have a feeling that this probably isn’t as big of a loss as when Deadpool was delisted.
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It had a decent single player campaign, although it was too short. The live service end game was extremely repetitive and should have never existed.
All they had to do was make a solid single player game, like Insomniac is doing with Spider-Man. Oh well.
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