I don't remember if Republic Heroes also needed to be patched. I think Bioshock 2 required a patch, maybe 007 QoS as well.

I think I had to install the most recent patches, otherwise some of them wouldn't even start due to them requiring some sort of online activation. The other three do use GFWL, but I could get all of them to work to some extend. I don't know why the box still has the GFWL logo on it. My copy of Fallout 3 GOTY doesn't use GFWL anymore. Star Wars - The Clone Wars: Republic HeroesĪll of these are German releases. I have four games with a 'Games for Windows LIVE' logo on the box: Sorry, I know I didn't really emphasize this in my original post but using it to claim a DRM always-online copy defeats the purpose of looking for a physical copy. (I also would much prefer to avoid old versions for new ones without that agressive DRM or having to look for a cracked copy elsewhere). Anyway, those are definitely just coasters but some could be.

Since then Epic gave it for free to anyone but that's another matter. At the time, Steam was down and so was Rockstar service (apparently no new keys could be generated/validated due to GFWL wenting down or something). Last month or so, I reclaimed a secondhand cd keys of a copy of GTA V: Complete Edition that I was given. The most recent version is still available though Internet Archive ( … =7480-WUSF-3601).

Steam used to have a full list of supported game/keys format that you can use to grab a digital version on their platform but I can't find it anymore. If you have the CD Keys chances are you can redeem some of the games on newer services.

Fallout 3 product key gfwl