Returns to all games that aren't in Steam?

Not sure this question makes sense.

Originally posted by cobraregala2013:

Any returns to ALL games that aren't in steam like wolfenstein 2009?

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Are you asking for the IP holder to bring their games back to Steam?

Originally posted by nullable:

Returns to all games that aren't in Steam?

Not sure this question makes sense.

Or at least rhose that were kn steam but not anymore like wolfenstein 2009

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

Originally posted by cobraregala2013:

Any returns to ALL games that aren't in steam like wolfenstein 2009?

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Are you asking for the IP holder to bring their games back to Steam?

:nkCool:

Hoping for the best

Originally posted by cobraregala2013:

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

Are you asking for the IP holder to bring their games back to Steam?

Hoping for the best

Contact the IP holder. No on on the forums or Valve can make it happen, especially with a specific title like Wolfenstein 2009 that is not considered cannon and was originally kicked to the curb by Bethesda, even though Activision published it for Raven Software. They're all under Microsoft's rule now, including the IP.

Originally posted by cobraregala2013:

Originally posted by nullable:

Returns to all games that aren't in Steam?

Not sure this question makes sense.

Or at least rhose that were kn steam but not anymore like wolfenstein 2009

Games that are no longer for sale, are still tied to a user's account and downloadable and playable.

Why would they give a refund when it is only no longer for sale?

I'm glad I got it before they pulled it. It's not the greatest Wolfenstein game but it is interesting.

There was a 'Wolfenstein 2009'?



*googlebinging*

OH! THAT thing. By Raven Software (RIP).

... there are always places, one can find abandoned games?

Originally posted by Spawn of Totoro:

Originally posted by cobraregala2013:

Or at least rhose that were kn steam but not anymore like wolfenstein 2009

Games that are no longer for sale, are still tied to a user's account and downloadable and playable.

Why would they give a refund when it is only no longer for sale?

When i said return, i meant return on stores to be sold. Not return the money.

Originally posted by Adam Beckett:

There was a 'Wolfenstein 2009'?



*googlebinging*

OH! THAT thing. By Raven Software (RIP).

... there are always places, one can find abandoned games?

i don't know if that's even legal.