A project to bring back the VR multiplayer game Marvel Powers United has been killed by Facebook parent company Meta. Citing copyright infringement, the Marvel Powers United VR revival project has been shut down. Meta kills Marvel Powers United again Started by a group of fans, the awesome revival project was created to allow players to access the discontinued Marvel game .
Using a level selection tool, the defunct multiplayer title was fully playable in offline single-player with unlockable characters, skins and more. However, Meta has swiftly shut down the project for violating its copyright. In a statement on the project’s Discord server , the team behind the revival explained the project will be completely removed in the following days.
“While we, in good faith, wanted to help legitimate game owners download the game as most had already uninstalled it at Meta’s request after shutdown, that ultimately ended up being a terrible decision as we were unintentionally infringing on the copyrighted files belonging to Meta Platforms,” the team said. “As would be expected, they’ve kindly asked us to take down this project and any infringing files.” Alongside the released single player tools, the team was also close to releasing its own multiplayer servers to bring back the game’s co-op play.
Unfortunately, that will no longer be happening. “Please don’t attack Meta Platforms or any of the original developers at Sanzaru for this as this is well in their right to .