Where to find very old game?

Amazon maybe?

Lots on Ebay: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=X-Men+Legends+II%3A+Rise+of+Apocalypse&_sacat=0&rt=nc&Platform=PC&_dcat=139973

I guess gog got famous at first for selling very old game licenses/previously abandonware games.
Worth a shot.

In old game license heaven.

ebay, bazar shops,...

I couldn't find it in digital stores.
I think the only option is to look for a physical copy in the gray markets.

You don't have stores selling used games there? Altho I only found the PS2 version sold in a local one because most seem to focus on console games. But a store would probably be a safer bet to get a legit copy.

You'd have to find a used copy of it on a site like Ebay or hope to find it at an abandonware site.

Licensed properties like X-Men often don't get their licenses renewed because it isn't profitable to do so, and ere often sold only for a few years.

Closing the thread since people keep linking/directing towards torrents even though you asked for sources of legit copies.
Good luck on your search.

I think someone can help OP here, so I will keep this open, and be liable for any rule breakers.

Obviously as Cjcomplex wrote already - do not try to trade or link to torrent sites. There were some warnings here already, so any new comments in this area will warrant a suspension.

I'd say it is better to play the game and not buy it than to buy the game and not play it.

Oooooooooh, man, I loooooooooooved this game. Well, to be honest, I only played the demo (pre-internet time for me) xD but I loved the game nonetheless!

Getting a physical copy is likely your best bet. It will be something you look at as a new addition to your personal collection. As the gameplay and rarity of the product don't justify some of these prices. Maybe look for something around the 25€ range or a ps2 version, those are usually easier to find. From my own experience if there were any booklets inside, they are probably gone by now
I have a physical collection of Pc games, mainly trying to get each entry on certain franchises. I can't imagine how, even some extremely common games, like Need for speed would cost me if i started collecting now. But it surely wouldnt be worth it.
I don't even play the actual games, as i don't even use disk drives anymore. Like most people have said already, i just get the not so legal copy instead

I'd recommend SteamTrades (granted you have keys for trade), but you'll probably end up more frustrated than anything. Between the people offering you nonsense, unequal trade, lists, and scalpers, even if you managed to find it on someone, they'd probably want a BTC, your first born's soul, all your keys, and to cuck you with your wife. Not even exaggerating here.

Take a look at what happened with LOTR: War In The North. License expired. Scalpers instantly bought all the keys from sites, now they sell them for anywhere between $40-$75. The game was listed on Steam for $19.99. My buddy found a guy that had a massive amount of keys for it. The guy wanted $50 Paypal. Then tells my friend "I'm just trying to help people get a good game, I care." Many scalpers are delusional. If he really cared and wanted people to play a good game you'd sell it for $20. Maybe $25 for a slight profit, but 2 and 3x's as much as the listed price, that's lame.

Anyway bud, good luck finding it!

I found used ones on Amazon.

I don't think you can find a digital licensed copy. It has the same problem https://store.steampowered.com/app/433300/Marvel_Ultimate_Alliance/ have.

Google Shopping isn't bad for finding this kind of thing, although it does seem to prefer amazon and ebay which have both been mentioned already...

https://www.google.com/search?tbm=shop&q=x+men+legends+2+rise+of+apocalypse+pc

While I don't encourage piracy, I also don't find it morally objectional in circumstances like this (rightsholder no longer sells physical or digital copies and the only available copies must be purchased secondhand, in limited quantity, and in varying condition). But for those who are thinking along these lines, I would recommend to read up on VPNs if you are not familar with them... and to make sure they are somewhat trustworthy

Fakes are generally pretty clear that they're lower quality, I believe ebay has a 'hey support, it's a fake' option to get your funds back. Odds are if it includes the box and the cds don't look fake (a lot of the ones I've seen are pretty obvious about it and/or on burnt cd/dvds) Check on google what the cd/dvds look like then compare it to the ones you see on used reselling place, there's a chance there might be a slight difference in the text/look if it's from a different region but odds are they should be nearly identical.

Have you tried searching for it in second hand stores like cex or cashconverters? There is a copy here in Spain at cex for just 1.5€.

Maybe you can find one in your country... good luck!