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Crysis 2 Steam Crisis Ends

[May 29, 2012, 10:26 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

Steam News announces the availability of Crysis 2 - Maximum Edition. a return of Crysis 2 to Steam after the game was removed from the service almost a year ago. Kotaku has word that Crytek brought the game in-line with Valve's terms of service: ""Changes made by Crytek to Crysis 2: Maximum Edition have brought the game in compliance with Steam's terms of service," an EA spokesperson told them. Here's word on the new edition:

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Re: Crysis 2 Steam Crisis Ends

May 29, 2012, 23:20

jacobvandy

Prez wrote on May 29, 2012, 23:14: Everyone needs to be reminded that prior to the complete edition none of the Dragon Age Origins DLC was obtainable through Steam yet it remained on Steam throughout; given that their stated reason for pulling some of their games off of Steam is demonstrably false, I think it's safe to say EA is, as usual, full of shit. That's true, same with a lot of the smaller add-on stuff for The Sims 3, but my understanding is Valve got fed up with it around March of last year, which is when both Dragon Age 2 and Crysis 2 came out and were only available on Steam for a short time. In other words, the new policy didn't apply retroactively.

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Comment [quote="jacobvandy"May 29, 2012, 23:20][quote="Prez"May 29, 2012, 23:14]Everyone needs to be reminded that prior to the complete edition none of the Dragon Age Origins DLC was obtainable through Steam yet it remained on Steam throughout; given that their stated reason for pulling some of their games off of Steam is demonstrably false, I think it's safe to say EA is, as usual, full of shit. [/quote] That's true, same with a lot of the smaller add-on stuff for The Sims 3, but my understanding is Valve got fed up with it around March of last year, which is when both Dragon Age 2 and Crysis 2 came out and were only available on Steam for a short time. In other words, the new policy didn't apply retroactively. [/quote]

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