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That wasn't the only accident, however, as players noticed that Midnight Club 2, a cult street racing gam💜e released in 2003 but delisted from Steam in 2018, possibly as a result of issues pertaining to soundtrack copyrighting, was re-listed onto the platform for a brief period. It was swiftly taken back down, but not before a few players were able to grab it, 🍌spiking the game's concurrent player count to its highest figure since 2017.

While the mistake appears to have been resolved without issue, if this had been an inte𝐆ntional move, it wouldn't be the first time that some of Rockstar's high-profile efforts have disappeared from PC storefronts. In January 2020, the studio said it was forced to as a result of the closure of Games for Windows Live.

While Rockstar's back catalog might have temporarily disappeared, that doesn't mean that the company is abandoning its older games. In fact, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new updates for boꦍth L.A. Noire and🌃 Max Payne 3 have added all ꧅of those games' DLC to the base games at no extra co𒉰st.

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