Entries for the original Overwatch began being replaced on digital storefronts last week with Overwatch 2: Watchpoint Pack. The $40 purchase on Battle.net, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox platforms is essentially an Early Access buy-in for Overwatch 2 but it also includes “immediate access to Overwatch: Legendary Edition” plus several other bonuses. Retail releases remain
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Classic PC Star Trek titles now available digitally on GOG.com
It’s not a delisting or a relisting but it’s always great to see older games on sale again, especially when they’ve never been available digitally before. Activision and GOG.com teamed up for “Star Trek Day” on September 8th and announced the release of eight classic PC Star Trek titles, each priced at $10. GOG.COM and
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Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 temporarily returns to Australia and EU regions [UPDATED]
[UPDATED 01/12/21] Whatever glitch or error was made that caused the game to reappear has apparently been fixed. The links are no longer active. Thanks to Wakayama_PT for pointing it out. ORIGINAL POST [01/08/21] Is Activision bringing last gen’s re-releases of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance back on sale or is this a happy accident? It’s hard
Seventeen delisted Cabela’s titles from Activision are now on the site
When Sekij submitted one of Activision’s Cabela’s titles to the site I don’t think they realized just how many more games it was connected to… I sure didn’t. It turns out that Activision delisted seventeen titles in the hunting/fishing/outdoors-ing franchise across five different platforms, all in October of 2017. The delistings were likely due to
