2023-09-08 17:25:12
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By: Samuel M. | 08-09-23
To the saga Midnight Club It is among the infamous list of properties that Rockstar Gamescreators of Grand Theft Auto y Red Dead RedemptionThey seem to have completely forgotten. His last installment occurred in 2008, having a remix version‘ in 2009. Since then, it has remained in the trunk of memories.
This time he returns to the spotlight for an unusual event. The user ‘Silent‘, who is described in Twitter As a game developer, modder and reverse engineering specialist, he discovered that when Midnight Club 2 was available on Steam, Rockstar had released a pirated version made by the group known as ‘Razor 1911‘.
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And that’s not all, as Silent talked about a past report that the game did not work on Windows Vista. It was believed that it was an incompatibility with the old operating system, but everything seems to indicate that it was due to a DRM implemented by Steam that caused the cracked version to not work.
Midnight Club 2 It hasn’t been for sale on Steam for quite some time, so I don’t think we’ll ever see it officially again. As a result of this discovery, several users on Twitter mocked what Rockstar had done, and even shared some interesting data from other digital platforms such as GOG, mentioning that cracked versions of video games have also been found there so that they can work on current operating systems. .
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