Amazing Spider-Man, TMNT Games Pulled From Steam, PSN, and Xbox Stores

@spectrexr1: You can still keep your digital copy and download it if you want.

@spectrexr1: Uh, noooo... All that's gone is the ability to purchase it again. You can redownload it whenever. (Though, on older consoles, you might have to go to your download history to do it.)

@lukey52: I hope you realize those who already owned the digital copy of the games still can play them. The only thing this stops is anyone from buying future digital copies of these games.

@lukey52: I treasured physical copies of games, I also welcome digital but usually don't recommend them if I already had the physical version. Usually games with licensed property always tend to had a bad habit of disappearing and hard to find. Project X Zone disappeared from the 3DS eShop a few months ago too but luckily the physical copy still exist for cheap. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom never appeared as a digital copy and I'm glad it's still sell for cheap online (probably due to the lack of online play) but at least it's still fun for tournament play.

@lukey52: Physical and digital are good for different reasons. And for anything. Not just games. It'd be pretty stupid to stop releasing physical movies or music (unless the materials for creating the media is getting scarce and we need them for important stuff, really important stuff).

@Vatusus: A future where you can no longer find games you plan to buy as they could disappeared at any moment, such a bleak future indeed.

@dorog1995: OR....this is crazy I know...OR....again insane...OR...BUY A PHYSICAL COPY.

@kaminobenimizu: It wasnt that good, I own it and its really not well done. It felt like a PS2 game, which isnt bad, but not for the price released.