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Which means I have to give the game a negative review and become more cautious about buying anything on Steam since, unlike GOG, companies keep adding DRM to years old games (hello Ghostwire: Tokyo) and Valve is totally ok with not providing refunds when the EULA is substantially changed from when you first agreed to it.
This game had Denuvo. Denuvo was probably only removed when they ended a contract with the creator. They wanted to keep DRM here still.
There may be a way to install an older version of the game via SteamCMD but not sure if Steam blocks that now.
how is this a mobile port when this version isn't even on mobile? lmfao
Not even then lol, mods apparently still work on SFV and MHR
Media Preservation is basically an alien concept in Nippon
Good thing the international market has become so important now, even if they don't listen to calm reason they'll be pressured into accepting at some point if their customers are complaining and review bombing titles, ultimately affecting sales.
It used to be in the West too, especially in game development.