It's been estimated that roughly half of the video games ever released on the market can no longer be downloaded or purchased. Whether this is exactly correct is not the point. Rather, we think that either way, the video game industry, as a whole, has done a terrible job at preserving video games and making older titles available to play for future generations.
Mind you, we're not just talking about obscure titles that only a few people ever bothered to play and buy.
Below, you'll find a list of games that you can play only if you were lucky enough to get yourself a copy before they fell out of the market, or have features that are no longer accessible to everyone because the developers have shut down support.
So, without further ado, let's get started with our list of the best games that you can't play anymore.
P.T
P.T's inclusion on our list feels like a cop-out but we're including it anyway.
Back in 2014, Konami released P.T, which was a demo for Silent Hills. The name literally stands for Playable Teaser. It introduced players to the now-iconic never-ending L-shaped hallway that has players going back to the beginning after reaching the end. However, what really made the hallway special was that it changed all the time. This was capped off with the occasional appearance of a murderous ghost.
