Alongside Thursday’s announcement that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will launch on October 23rd for current-gen consoles and high-end PCs, Activision also confirmed that the game will not be playable on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. Furthermore, Call of Duty: Warzone on both older consoles will soon become unobtainable on June 4th, and later
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Warcraft I & II leaving GOG’s Preservation Program Dec. 13th, ongoing support promised
Less than a month after launching their Preservation Program as a means to ensure that classic games remain playable, GOG.com announced today that two of the inaugural titles are already being delisted. Warcraft and Warcraft II will be leaving GOG.com on December 13th but the disappointing news has inspired a meaningful update to their efforts.
Original Overwatch replaced by Overwatch 2 in digital stores, legacy service ends October 4th
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
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
