I forgot to mention: a good bunch of games that uses GFWL needs the user to be logged-in in order to save the game and continue later. Refund on this basis is thus out of the question. They only will add warnings about the GFWLs inactivity at Resident Evil's Shop Site. Steam will continue selling this game normally. Oh, your little theory it simply ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. They didn't fix Resident Evil 4 and they won't do anything for it's lousy sequel. You know the ones that made more mistakes the past years than humanity since their beginning. Originally posted by Sicmendor Darkaxe:Capcom Must patch, or else they'll earn not the quite good reputation.You're talking about Capcom. It is in their best interest to patch games that use GFWL, or else they'll lose a lot of money and maybe fans.

And if developers didn'tt apply the patch or offer alternatives to play the game in full availability, and the investigation concludes that the game is not playable, the games affected with GFWL will get out of catalog due to that. If complains about the game being unplayable gets to the staff of the catalogs (sample: Steam), someone may investigate that. When someone pays for a game, he/she expects the game to be accessible and playable (in term that you can continue the game and it can be saved to play later). Let's take a peak to the future: a player buys RE5 in a sale, but he can't play it because GFWL is shut down and the company didn't made any patch for the game. Capcom Must patch, or else they'll earn not the quite good reputation. Originally posted by CNC-=HEV Elite=-:I doubt capcom will do anything to RE5, they'll probably only path RE6 1) Of course they won't patch anything.Ģ) Start reading, Resident Evil 6 uses Steamworks. They closed the Windows Live Messenger server (aka MSN messenger), so I don't think that this could be considered a hoax.Ĭapcom, please react before it's too late.

If it doesn't, the game life of many old games of the company will come to an end when the service shuts down, leaving them unplayable since these depend of the GFWL, and therefore those getting out of the catalog of Steam. Therefore I strongly request to Capcom to update his games that are in steam (and outside Steam, of course) and uses this service to apply an update patch to NOT use the GFWL service. The GFWL service will shut down on July 2014. Games like Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City uses the Games For Windows Live service to activate and register games Windows Live users account, as well as to save games. New games like Resident Evil 6 uses Steamworks or other features that doesn't depend on Games For Windows Live.

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