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Classic Devil May Cry Games Have Been "Retired" On Steam

Devil May Cry 3 and 4 have been removed from the Steam marketplace.

Capcom has retired the games from the storefront at the publisher's request.

Spec Ops: The Line has been delisted from digital platforms due to expiring partnership licenses.

The director of the game remains optimistic about its future.

Spec Ops: The Line is being removed from digital storefronts due to expiring partnership licenses.

Current owners can still download and play the game, but new purchases are no longer possible.

Spec Ops: The Line has been delisted from Steam due to expiring partnership licenses.

The game will still be available for those who already own it, but will no longer be easy to purchase.

Spec Ops: The Line has been delisted from digital platforms due to expiring partnership licenses.

The director of the game remains optimistic about its future.

Spec Ops: The Line is being removed from digital storefronts due to expiring partnership licenses.

Current owners can still download and play the game, but new purchases are no longer possible.

Spec Ops: The Line has been delisted from Steam due to expiring partnership licenses.

The game will still be available for those who already own it, but will no longer be easy to purchase.

2K has confirmed that Spec Ops: The Line will no longer be available on digital storefronts due to expiring partnership licenses.

The game's director and designer expressed confusion over the decision, stating that the themes in the game are more relevant now than ever.

Spec Ops: The Line has been delisted from Steam with no explanation given by publisher 2K Games.

The game's director, Cory Davis, expressed confusion and said it makes no sense for the delisting to occur.