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At least until Steam decides to stop hosting a popular game. Then the outcry will be real and people will decide that they own what they buy law be damned.
by cannonedhamster 8y ago
At least until Steam decides to stop hosting a popular game. Then the outcry will be real and people will decide that they own what they buy law be damned.
- beerlord 8y agoWhich is why Steam would never do that. All they're doing is hosting a few gigabytes of files on their CDN. Why would they ever voluntarily remove a game unless it had broken some kind of law? Even games that were removed from Steam like Hatred could still be downloaded by people who had already bought it. I think you overestimate how much people are interested in their old games. People just want to move on to the latest and greatest hit.
- genericid 8y ago> Why would they ever voluntarily remove a game unless it had broken some kind of law? Because they're bankrupt. Which they will eventually be, the only question is when.