In an intriguing turn of events, over 30 delisted Steam PC games have found a new home on Amazon, offering gamers a unique opportunity to acquire titles that were once thought to be lost to the digital ether. While the exact duration of their availability remains uncertain, the allure of purchasing these games at competitive prices—especially considering that some digital Steam keys, such as for Marvel Ultimate Alliance, can fetch hundreds of dollars—makes this an appealing option for avid gamers.
Unveiling the Deals
The revelation began on February 28, when deals expert Wario64 took to Twitter to share links to these elusive titles on Amazon. Surprisingly, a visit to the product pages reveals that Amazon is still processing orders for games that were delisted years ago. This raises an interesting question: how long will these digital treasures remain accessible?
In a personal experiment, I decided to purchase a digital copy of Deadpool from Amazon for . Within moments, I received a Steam code that, upon testing, worked flawlessly. In contrast, the market for Steam codes for Deadpool shows prices exceeding 0, making my Amazon purchase not only a savvy move but also a testament to the potential savings available.
A comprehensive list curated by user Realtione on SteamGifts.com highlights the array of over 30 delisted PC games currently on offer. Among these titles are notable names such as:
- Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse
- Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD
- Jurassic Park: The Game
- Dark Souls: Prepare To Die Edition
- Mortal Kombat Komplete Kollection
It’s important to note that these games are listed at full retail prices. For instance, acquiring Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse will set you back . Additionally, these codes are only valid for residents of the United States. However, for those eager to secure a digital copy of Marvel Ultimate Alliance on PC, this may very well be the most economical route available.
The longevity of this offering remains a point of speculation. It seems plausible that these are simply old codes lingering in Amazon’s digital inventory, and once they are depleted, the opportunity will vanish. For less popular titles, the codes might last longer, but high-demand games like Deadpool are likely to sell out quickly, especially given their resale potential. Therefore, for those interested in these delisted PC games, acting swiftly could be the key to avoiding disappointment.
