Spec Ops: The Line director says he's "devastated" by its digital delisting, but promises "this is not the end"
Cory Davis pledges that Spec Ops will return
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After its publisher announced that Spec Ops: The Line would be removed from all digital storefronts, its director has said the move is “devastating.”
Yesterday, January 30,Spec Ops: The Line was suddenly delisted from Steamwithout warning, and without an explanation. Shortly after, publisher 2K confirmed that the shooter would be delisted from all digital storefronts, including GOG and the Xbox store, due to the expiration of “several partnership licenses.”
At the time, original game director Cory Davis took to Twitter to write that the move made “no sense.” Now, after the news that Spec Ops will be delisted from all digital storefronts, not just Steam, Davis has tweeted that he’s “devastated personally,” but promised in the tweet below that this is “not the end for Spec Ops: The Line.” …
