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Should this then rather try to find the items e.g. here: https://orbispatches.com/CUSA00432
Then you'd get the media_image_url and the media_content_type, even if the game was deleted:
...or as a fallback, if the game is not found via using the current method (from/how ever it is done), then the script would fallback to try and find it from www.orbispatches.com and if it isn't found even there, then give up.
If you can find an archive that is official (Owned by Sony), then we can try to implement this. Third-party sources seem inappropriate to use in this scope.
Should this then rather try to find the items e.g. here: https://orbispatches.com/CUSA00432
Then you'd get the media_image_url and the media_content_type, even if the game was deleted:
https://orbispatches.com/CUSA00432 -> Evolve
https://orbispatches.com/CUSA23465 -> Worms Rumble
https://orbispatches.com/CUSA00074 -> Child of Light
https://orbispatches.com/CUSA16553 -> Cat Quest II
https://orbispatches.com/CUSA18278 -> Cyberpunk 207
https://orbispatches.com/CUSA16183 -> EA Access / EA Play Hub
https://orbispatches.com/CUSA01116 -> Youtube
etc.
...or as a fallback, if the game is not found via using the current method (from/how ever it is done), then the script would fallback to try and find it from www.orbispatches.com and if it isn't found even there, then give up.
Idea originally posted here: #52 (comment)
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