So can I still install and play this game?

[Mr.Cho]

Sony removed this version and the remastered is not available in my country. I already have this version. Can I still install and play it?

[KRON]

If you have it in your library, yes.

[Death Approaches]

two separate games, the remaster is AppID# 2561580, the original is AppID# 1151640... separate depots. You're fine.

[whiterspon]

but funny thing is Original game is better then remaster at least on my pc :D and yes you can still instal and play like Kron say

[Skylers Meth]

Originally posted by whiterspon:

but funny thing is Original game is better then remaster at least on my pc :D and yes you can still instal and play like Kron say

I'm sure it will likely have performance issues, but how do you know the remaster is worse when it isn't out for 3 weeks?

[whiterspon]

Originally posted by Skylers Meth:

Originally posted by whiterspon:

but funny thing is Original game is better then remaster at least on my pc :D and yes you can still instal and play like Kron say

I'm sure it will likely have performance issues, but how do you know the remaster is worse when it isn't out for 3 weeks?

because of woke companies literaly change ewerything about storyline plus i knew about that part many months before lol

[Skylers Meth]

Originally posted by whiterspon:

Originally posted by Skylers Meth:

I'm sure it will likely have performance issues, but how do you know the remaster is worse when it isn't out for 3 weeks?

because of woke companies literaly change ewerything about storyline plus i knew about that part many months before lol

"lol" - change everything about the storyline to make it more woke? Can you give me an example of how that is the case "lol" ? What are they 'literally' changing exactly?

[^;..;^ | ViralOmega]

Steam is pro-consumer. You can still play every game that you've bought, but the games that are tied to an online account can be broken any day those publishers decide to turn off the servers. As long as you dont have the remastered version that requires a PSN account then you can play this game forever

[joridiculous]

Originally posted by ^..^ | ViralOmega:

Steam is pro-consumer. You can still play every game that you've bought, but the games that are tied to an online account can be broken any day those publishers decide to turn off the servers. As long as you dont have the remastered version that requires a PSN account then you can play this game forever

Before anyone starts toi cry about "but steam can close"
valve have said several times that in the event of Steam "closing down", the Steam DRM will be removed on all games purchased so you can continue to play them

[NeoXBOMB]

i was unsure also so i went into my library, installed it and just played it for an hour. so yeah you can still play it.

[Skylers Meth]

I hope the improvements are so good, that i have to turn on frame generation to get the same framerates.

[DeadPhoenix]

Originally posted by joridiculous:

Originally posted by ^..^ | ViralOmega:

Steam is pro-consumer. You can still play every game that you've bought, but the games that are tied to an online account can be broken any day those publishers decide to turn off the servers. As long as you dont have the remastered version that requires a PSN account then you can play this game forever

Before anyone starts toi cry about "but steam can close"
valve have said several times that in the event of Steam "closing down", the Steam DRM will be removed on all games purchased so you can continue to play them

Things have changed. We don't own our games, we pay for a license. And Sony is the One who owns the IP, So if they want to pull a game from your library, they can. Ubisoft did it with The Crew.

[joridiculous]

Originally posted by DeadPhoenix:

Originally posted by joridiculous:

Before anyone starts toi cry about "but steam can close"
valve have said several times that in the event of Steam "closing down", the Steam DRM will be removed on all games purchased so you can continue to play them

Things have changed. We don't own our games, we pay for a license. And Sony is the One who owns the IP, So if they want to pull a game from your library, they can. Ubisoft did it with The Crew.

the crew was years dead when the closed the servers and removed the game.
and again, ubi, Sony and some others use Steam as a Reseller, not main store front like all the other games on here. How you check that? No launchers besides Steam.
Ubisoft, Sony(PlayStationNetwork), EA, Blizzard and one or two i forgot all use their own launchers.

[DeadPhoenix]

Originally posted by joridiculous:

Originally posted by DeadPhoenix:

Things have changed. We don't own our games, we pay for a license. And Sony is the One who owns the IP, So if they want to pull a game from your library, they can. Ubisoft did it with The Crew.

the crew was years dead when the closed the servers and removed the game.
and again, ubi, Sony and some others use Steam as a Reseller, not main store front like all the other games on here. How you check that? No launchers besides Steam.
Ubisoft, Sony(PlayStationNetwork), EA, Blizzard and one or two i forgot all use their own launchers.

Ubisoft could have added an Offline mode. Anything from Steam can be revoked. A new Law will tell the customers that they're paying for a license, instead of onwership.

So Sony, or any other company can actually revoke your access if they want to.
Will it happen? No, but it can happen? Yes.
These companies are here to make money, they don't care about the customer.

So if you want have true ownership, buy from GOG, since they offer most of their games DRM free. Steam has DRM free games as well, but for the majority of games, you still need Steam to boot up the game.

[joridiculous]

Originally posted by DeadPhoenix:

Originally posted by joridiculous:

the crew was years dead when the closed the servers and removed the game.
and again, ubi, Sony and some others use Steam as a Reseller, not main store front like all the other games on here. How you check that? No launchers besides Steam.
Ubisoft, Sony(PlayStationNetwork), EA, Blizzard and one or two i forgot all use their own launchers.

Ubisoft could have added an Offline mode. Anything from Steam can be revoked. A new Law will tell the customers that they're paying for a license, instead of onwership.

So Sony, or any other company can actually revoke your access if they want to.
Will it happen? No, but it can happen? Yes.
These companies are here to make money, they don't care about the customer.

So if you want have true ownership, buy from GOG, since they offer most of their games DRM free. Steam has DRM free games as well, but for the majority of games, you still need Steam to boot up the game.

offline mode to a dead game. You willing to finance that?

Steam IS a DRM. holy...

GOG dont promise you forevergames, GOG also sell games with forced acknowledgements like Sony game where you have to agree they can spy on you. Only thing GOG promise is to sell games without intrusive "DRMs" like Denuvo. etc.

You Newer owned a game when buying it. You Always have owned a license to the game. Only the developers, publisher etc Owns a game. What's inside the licence varies from game to game, developer to developer, publisher to publisher.

[Forgotten Lore]

You own it, so yes.
You cannot buy for others etc anymore as it has been delisted from the steam store.

A shady tactic from devs and publishers lately, delist the originals to push their inferior remastered version, like GTA did.