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EA just delisted bunch of old F1 games
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OldBoyGamer
Banned
Odd. Why not just put them into GP and EA pass whatever its called
HerjansEagleFeeder
Member
Games are so similiar they don't want people to just buy the older ones.
StreetsofBeige
Gold Member
Maybe to do with licensing old stuff too. Not sure.
EA curated a lot of their other sports games leaving only 1 or 2 left per sport on EA Play.
EA curated a lot of their other sports games leaving only 1 or 2 left per sport on EA Play.
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Tarnpanzer
Member
But not F1 2013!?
kraspkibble
Permabanned.
why would anyone want to buy F1 2018 or 2012 anymore?
as long as people who bought it still have access then fine.
as long as people who bought it still have access then fine.
Craig of War
Banned
I mean, it's cool 2013 is there, the last non-hybrid era game that's so good making 2012, 11, and 10 almost obsolete.
Since all the games got better and better, it's, at least practically, not so bad.
However, in terms of game preservation it's sad. Why not leave it for this one guy who cares about 2015? Does it cost them money to have it listed?
Since all the games got better and better, it's, at least practically, not so bad.
However, in terms of game preservation it's sad. Why not leave it for this one guy who cares about 2015? Does it cost them money to have it listed?
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Well, at least we're getting the newest one on Game Pass to compensate.
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
The games only got good around 2016.
17 and 18 were great but who is really buying those titles today?
17 and 18 were great but who is really buying those titles today?
It might not seem so bad today when they're just delisting a bunch of F1 games that probably not a single person cares about. It gets worse tomorrow when they start delisting or updating games years later because they're now considered "offensive" or whatever, especially if physical copies of those titles don't exist.
Can only imagine die hard non-halo fans. Or if you're into a certain driver and team roster you want to race with and against.
Roger Rabbit
Member
2016 is when it became necessary to do a load of tedious practice sessions to earn the resource points to make sure your team didn't fall behind. I like 2015 for that reason, even if I haven't played it much recently.
2019 is when they decided that "rule changes" making your upgrades unavailable unless you spent half the points again "adapting" them would make the game more fun.
