Why? Because of music licensing hurdles thanks to Atlantic Records being douche bags, as evidenced in this thread here on Steam's forums. There was also the issue of Square Enix's (or Eidos at the time) release of the Hitman pack on Steam, which conspicuously did not include Hitman: Contracts. Remember Bioshock and how 2K had to play hopscotch to recreate some songs while being nixed from using others? Shades of the debacle can be briefly surmised with these Destructoid and Rock, Paper, Shotgun articles. This isn't the first time a group from the RIAA managed to get all up into the business of video game distribution due to music licensing. So which song is it that has a member of the RIAA all DMCA'd up? Well, I'm no Geraldo Rivera, but given the eclectically rich soundtrack of GTA: Vice City, it could be any number of songs that resulted in the digitally distributed plug being pulled. We’ll make it available again as soon as possible.Cheers,Rockstar Games' Due to some music licensing issues, we’ve had to temporarily remove Vice City PC from digital stores.
