Marvel Game ‘Deadpool’ Removed From Digital Sales After Only Six Months

The Marvel game Deadpool has been removed from digital sales lists everywhere. The title was only six months old, and it’s now sharing the same fate as all of the Marvel Vs Capcom and Spider-Man games. Is something happening behind the scenes at Marvel?

Capcom has been removing a lot of its Marvel super hero titles recently, and even took part in a special Christmas deal to sell what they could of the DLC and digital copies before taking them off the market. The most surprising of the removals included Deadpool, a game only released six months ago.

Even though the reviews on Deadpool showed that it was not one of the best Marvel games made, it was good enough for fans of the character to enjoy a witty and insane romp through Wade Wilson’s life. The story involved the “merc with the mouth” breaking the fourth wall like usual as he acted like the game was his idea. The meta humor continued when he was given a contract and sent on an action-packed mission laced with his usual irreverent banter and off the wall jokes.

Deadpool is now gone from all of the digital retailers like Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, and Steam. It seems it was removed before the services were given time to compensate because the links to what should be the game now give different results. Steam’s listing redirects you to Lego Marvel Super Heroes, PSN sends you to a costume page for LittleBigPlanet games, and XBLA simply gives you an error message.
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