Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Getting Temporarily Pulled from One Platform
It has been announced that Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy will be temporarily delisted from Nintendo Switch. As one of the big shocks of 2021, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy brought surprising emotional heft to a series traditionally known for its humor.
Hot on the heels of the much-maligned Marvel's Avengers, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy was a breath of fresh air for players. Despite its appearance on Xbox Game Pass, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy saw poor sales that led to a lack of post-launch support for the game. The lack of DLC was disappointing for the community, with many feeling that the game's critical reception warranted more content. Unfortunately, nothing ever came to fruition, and the wait goes on for any news on the future of the series.
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The delisting announcement came from the official Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Twitter account, stating that the cloud version of the game will be removed from the Nintendo eShop on February 27 at 10.59pm EST. The reason for the delisting is simple — from April 1, the cloud version of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy will be published by Eidos Interactive Corporation, and the delisting is necessary in order to complete a proper publishing transition. However, the game is expected to be available again from April 1, once the transition is complete. The announcement also comes with a recommendation for Nintendo Switch players before the delisting. If a player owns the game but does not have it downloaded, it's recommended to download the game in case players would like to play it during the delisting period.
With the short notice of the announcement before delisting, hopefully, too many players aren't
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