Wing Commander and Ultima titles return to Steam and GOG

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Re-releases of classic Wing Commander and Ultima games have arrived on Steam and GOG. The article frames the move as a preservation effort, which it contrasts with a recent run of bad news from EA. The source text provides few specifics beyond this, so details such as exact titles, dates, and pricing are not confirmed here. The re-releases give longtime fans and new players a legitimate way to access these older franchises on modern platforms.

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