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The Last Hope: Dead Zone Survival, a dubious imitation of The Last of Us, has been removed from the Nintendo Switch online store after receiving widespread backlash and criticism. The game drew attention for its apparent attempts to copy elements from The Last of Us, including the title, premise, and character designs, which led to derision from fans and critics. The removal of The Last Hope from the eShop is likely the result of a copyright claim by Sony Interactive, as evidenced by the deletion of the game’s YouTube trailer and the message confirming Sony’s copyright claim.
A very questionable piece of software it was apparently trying to imitate The last of us It has now been removed from the Nintendo Switch online store. The game in question is called Last hope: dead zone survivalattracted some attention when it arrived at the eShop looking like a knockoff of Naughty Dog’s The last of usAnd
The last hope It was made available on the Switch online store in early July, drawing derisive jeers from fans and critics. Several commenters have pointed out that the game’s title, premise, main character designs, and more appear to not be an accurate imitation of the widely beloved 2013 classic. The last of us. Store page for The last hope It’s not properly flagged, labeled as a first-person shooter despite clearly having a third-person perspective, leading many to conclude that it’s just another example of the scams that plague the video game industry.
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After a massive backlash, The last hope The game has now been removed, as an investigation by Nintendo Life has confirmed that the game can no longer be found in the US or UK version of the Nintendo Switch eShop. Although no official statement has been made about the removal, it almost certainly came as a result of a copyright claim by Sony Interactive. This strongly points to the fact that the trailer’s The last hope On YouTube it was also taken down, and a message accompanying the now-removed video confirms that its demise followed a Sony copyright claim. This result is perhaps not surprising, as copyright claims from large game companies are often delivered for much less than what is delivered The last hope Try.
before removing it from the eShop, The last hope It was panned mercilessly by critics, with videos like the one linked above showing just how sloppy, lazy and practically non-functional the game was. When it’s done well, it’s a clone of classic franchises like grand theft auto Others can turn out to be high quality cuddly toys in their own right. The vast majority of negative feedback on The last hopeHowever, he points out, the project did not come close to those quality standards.
Story of the Last hope: dead zone survival It reminds us of the scourge of slow asset flipping that inundated Steam a few years ago. It’s somewhat strange that Nintendo allowed such a questionable product to be published on its eShop platform in the first place, but it’s no surprise that the game has now been taken down. While fans can still find things to love The last of us After a decade, it’s safe to assume that no one is missing out The last hope Now that he’s gone.
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