You are hating CDPR too much and still making no sense, EA biggest mistake was Star-wars which had them investigated for gambling and even effected Valve. Today it is still a major problem since many countrys have now started banning lootbox or reword it to make it into a gambling legal definition. EA ruin everything that was not well known to many governments.
Activation mistake is helping to create the video game crash of 1983, they kill themselves by doing too many games and then sold themselves to Blizzard.
Valve lying to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, this made many governments including UK and EU to consider if Valve is breaking more laws like FR software ownership laws and others. Valve software steam could get banned, its an effect that could harm many developers.
Ubsoft always releases glitch or broken games, they always copy and paste the same missions on their games, etc. They are the Fifa of shooter games, same missions, same enemys, same gameplay.
As for Microsoft, their mistake is Windows store, it clearly did not make any changes, even software that work for Windows store do not work. There is also their constant problems with each OS, currently todays window 10 is being hated by everyone.
The only time CDPR made a huge mistake was making White Wolf, it made CDPR go into bankruptcy and was the reason they had to go into a legal contract for stock trading. This in turn cause them to work on a new game call Cyberpunk 2077.
Looking at this, you can see that CDPR mistake is small compare to other companys.
Cyberpunk was the first AAA game to be removed the Playstation Store like this and they're getting sued by investors, they brought this government intervention on themselves.
PS also removed: https://www.psu.com/news/every-ps3-ps4-ps-vita-game-delisted-from-the-ps-store/
That is normal for PlayStation at this point.
its only a case of "he said she said", plus not every investor has sue them only a few. The news articles mislead you to believe it was all or many.
As for the government they are looking, not taking action unlike they did with Valve, EA and others.
Ok, now you're just being a CDPR shill, that list contains Mafia III which was probably removed in a single region.
Let me guess, polish?
they kill themselves by doing too many games and then sold themselves to Blizzard
That definitely did not happen. Blizzard hasn't been independent since it was first purchased in 1994. After a long series of mergers, Blizzard and Activision ended up owned by the same company, that company decided to group them under "Activision Blizzard".
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