I was racking my brain for games that had been distributed on flash drives. I broke down and used a chat bot, and... here are 4...

"Doom" (2016) - Some special editions of the game were released on USB drives, particularly for collectors.

"The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" - Certain special editions included the game on a USB drive, along with other collectibles.

"Dying Light" - The game was released on a USB drive as part of a special edition that included additional content.

"Star Wars: Battlefront" (2015) - Some promotional editions were distributed on USB drives.

Huh, interesting. Based on this, it looks like flash drive copy is treated less than a potential mainstream way of selling install files and more like a fancy gimmick. Still cool though.

I had a flash drive from 2016 that got somewhat corrupted back in the day, yet I had no access to a good data recovery software. My line of thinking was: "I am going to stash it somewhere, wait 10 years for decent recovery software to get either cheaper or better and recover data then." Well, I tried last week and it just got totally unreadable simply because of time and deteriorating parts.

The Nazis will get themselves all killed by looking into the Ark.

The rest of us will be fine.

Zionists would never look inside an Ark.