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Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan.

Final Fantasy XI (the last server to be shut down on March 31, 2016).

Call of Duty 3 (as of April 2016 playable on official server with workaround).

Call of Duty 2: Big Red One (playable through Openspy).

Call of Duty: Finest Hour (playable through Openspy).

Biohazard Outbreak File #2 (JPN) (Unofficial third party server opened January 2014).

Biohazard Outbreak (JPN) ( Unofficial third party server opened January 2014).

X-Men Legends II: Rise of the Apocalypse.Tony Hawk's American Wasteland/ collector's edition.

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Pro Evolution Soccer 5/ Winning Eleven 9.Zeta Gundam (Only available through the Japanese version, as the overseas releases remove any network play options) Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball MAX'D.Delta Force: Black Hawk Down вЂ“ Team Sabre.

Conflict: Global Terror/ Conflict: Global Storm.

Area 51 (only works with old online profile).

Pricing is much better now overall.Games active via private servers # I still remember having to buy camos separately for infantry, guns and armor and each costed more than what you pay now for one that works for all. I came back a couple of weeks ago - it is MUCH better now and imho even better than under Sony. Thing is - they did try to implement short-term cash-cows back when Daybreak took over - the initial ideas of further in-your-face monetization was so dumb I stopped playing and did not touch it for years. This type of relationship has a tendency to solely spring for short-term cash-cows, redirecting resources only to projects that generate spike returns, instead of keeping things that trickle cash in. A major conglomerate has the cash and resources to hang on to things for longer than a smaller studio can - especially if owned by a fickle investment group, like Daybreak is. Originally posted by Gila:What I don't particularly like, is that it's not owned by Sony anymore. What I don't particularly like, is that it's not owned by Sony anymore. I can't think of any other games that are even relative to how Planetside plays. It's true that there are less people playing, but Planetside has many more years left until it's 'dead', barring the exception that another game comes along that allows freedom and persistent conflict better than PS2.Д«attlefield can try, but it's still kind of a poo game in comparison when it comes to the grand scale. (This has aved me a lot of money when buying early access games.) Developer diary history also shows that Daybreak is still interested in doing stuff with it - this is something I always look for when trying to decide whether game development is still 'active'. The game still has a dev-team assigned to it, in a capacity other than just maintenance so the population count is obviously still worth expanding. There would still be people playing it today if PS1 was still online. Planetside 1 lasted 13+ years before it 'died' - and that was only because Sony shut everything down to force the existing playerbase into PS2. The game will never 'die' until they cut the servers off. The short answer, is that it's always going to have a cult following.

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