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High Moon Studios' Deadpool Is Available For Sale Again On Steam
The world of licenses is a finicky one, sometimes leading to games disappearing mere months after their release. Such was the case with the Nolan North-voiced Deadpool, developed by High Moon Studios and published by Activision.
If you happened to miss out on purchasing the game on Steam before it was pulled at the end of 2013, you’re in luck. The game has re-appeared on the storefront for $39.99.
Deadpool wasn’t perfect by any means, but if you like fourth wall-breaking and foul language, get yourself a chimichanga before it’s gone. You can read our review for the full rundown.
[Source: Steam via Destructoid]
Our Take
It certainly has its faults, but Nolan North does a killer job as the Merc with a Mouth. With the Ryan Reynolds film in full swing (and previewed at San Diego Comic Con) this is just a smart move by both IP owner Disney and licensee Activision.
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