Two Xbox 360 games could soon be delisted by Capcom

Capcom could be about to delist two Xbox 360 games from the Microsoft Store, including Airtight Games' third-person shooter Dark Void.

Sean Carey

Published 26 Apr 2024

If you want the Dark Void achievements and the Flock! achievements, you may want to purchase copies ASAP, as Capcom could soon delist the two Xbox 360 games from the Microsoft Store.

Dark Void and Flock! could be delisted from the Xbox store soon

Over on Steam, Capcom has announced that both Dark Void and Flock! will be delisted from the PC storefront next month. A notice on each game's store page says that Capcom "will be discontinuing digital sales" of Dark Void and Flock! on the "Steam Store on May 8th 5:30PM PDT. Customers who have purchased the title prior to its delisting date may still be able to enjoy the game into the future depending on their PC operating system’s ability to continue running the game."

As it stands, Capcom has not said anything about the Xbox 360 versions of these games, so it's possible they could be unaffected and will remain for sale on the Xbox store. However, if you want to play it safe, you may want to snap up copies now — both games are currently on sale for just $2.99/£1.99. Dark Void also has a DLC pack, which includes achievements, that you may also want to pick up for $4.99/£3.39.

It's also worth pointing out that Dark Void was once a Games with Gold title, so you may already own it, and it saw a physical release, so even if it does get delisted, you should still be able to find a copy. Flock! also saw a physical release through the Capcom Digital Collection.

In other delisting news, Capcom delisted an Xbox 360 strategy game last month, and developer The Fun Pimps has announced it will soon remove the console version of 7 Days to Die from sale.

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Written by Sean Carey

A big fan of Xbox achievements, Sean has committed to playing as many of the best RPGs, racing games, and first-person shooters on and off Xbox Game Pass as possible. Before joining TrueAchievements, Sean earned a degree in journalism from Solent University.