You’ve Got a Massive thickness of alternatives available to you as you construct your Michael, letting you make the best spy to fit your play style as you proceed throughout the game. Where it sets itself apart, however, is the way you go about doing so.
The solution: does all video game music from now on.Considering the role of Agent Michael Thornton, You’re Cut Off from your government and left to attempt to protect against tragedy by yourself - a storyline which will undoubtedly be familiar to anybody who has observed any spy film made in the previous 30 decades. In the meantime, our own editor Jimmy has a unique solution to solve the problem of music licensing games. They probably won’t, but that won’t stop you all from hoping anyway. Looks like the license to Alpha Protocol still belongs to SEGA, so we’ll have to see if they do anything with it in the future. Those hopes might have been squashed however, as another statement to Eurogamer revealed that the reason why Alpha Protocol was pulled from Steam was due to the expiry of music rights, which is often the undoing of many a digital game. The Steam page for Alpha Protocol currently states “At the request of the publisher, Alpha Protocol is no longer available for sale on Steam”, and a further statement issued to Eurogamer added that “Following the expiry of Sega’s publishing rights for Alpha Protocol, the title has been removed from Steam and is no longer on sale.” This news led many to believe that, due to Microsoft’s purchase of Obsidian, Alpha Protocol would be due for a remaster. The cult classic is no longer purchasable on the storefront, though it’s worth noting that players who have the game installed or even just purchased will still be able to download and play the game for the forseeable future. Yesterday, news broke that SEGA and Obsidian’s ambitious yet flawed RPG Alpha Protocol had been pulled from Steam.
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