All News tagged with 'Delisting'

Ittle Dew 2 has been removed from console storefronts with the developer blaming publisher Nicalis. The game taken down without any prior warning given to developer Ludosity.

Posted 1 month ago by Sean Carey 23

DuckTales Remastered is getting delisted and will no longer be available for digital purchase. Capcom's announcement has sparked further debate over the practice of delisting games, and the merits of digital vs physical copies.

Posted 3 months ago by Heidi Nicholas 70

This week a couple of games have disappeared from the Microsoft Store -- Disney's Bolt and Tetris Splash. Unfortunately that means that Splash is essentially unavailable, though you might find physical copies of Bolt.

Posted 4 months ago by Sam Quirke 54

While the rights to The Walking Dead have been secured by Skybound on Xbox One and Xbox 360 so those games have been preserved, the rest of Telltale's games don't seem to be as lucky.

Posted 5 months ago by Rebecca Smith 139

With the Xbox 360 version gone completely, it only seemed a matter of time before the Xbox One version followed suit, and we were right. Today, the Xbox One version of the game has also been delisted from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 5 months ago by Rebecca Smith 47

TA community member K4rn4ge has been told the Minecraft: Story Mode episodes have now returned to the store and they can be downloaded again.

Posted 5 months ago by Rebecca Smith 52

Since Telltale went into assignment proceedings last September, their titles have been gradually removed from sale. Now there's another one to add to the list.

Posted 5 months ago by Rebecca Smith 40

You'd think it would be an ideal time to try and bury bad news, but May has seen just one Xbox Live Arcade game and an Xbox 360 Game on Demand removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 5 months ago by Rebecca Smith 29

Mojang has now posted a warning that season pass and physical disc owners must download all of the game's episodes before the end of the month, or they won't be able to access that content in the future.

Posted 5 months ago by Rebecca Smith 204

April has seen a grand total of seven Xbox One games, three Xbox Live Arcade games, four Xbox 360 Games on Demand, and six Windows 10 games removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 6 months ago by Rebecca Smith

March has seen a grand total of two Xbox One games, one Xbox Live Arcade game, and two Xbox 360 Games on Demand removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 7 months ago by Rebecca Smith

EA has confirmed that NHL 15 will be removed from the Vault today, March 18th, and the game will "no longer be accessible or available to download from the EA Access Hub or the Xbox Store".

Posted 8 months ago by Rebecca Smith

February has seen a grand total of one Xbox One game, two Xbox Live Arcade games, three Xbox 360 Games on Demand, and two Xbox Originals removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 8 months ago by Rebecca Smith

January has seen a grand total of three Xbox One games, one Xbox Live Arcade game, and four Xbox 360 Games on Demand removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 9 months ago by Rebecca Smith

December has seen a grand total of seven Xbox One games, two Xbox Live Arcade games, and nine Xbox 360 Games on Demand removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 10 months ago by Rebecca Smith

The start of the new year is always a key time for delistings. Contracts and licenses expire, and games must be pulled from digital stores as a result. Kung Fu Panda: Showdown of Legendary Legends is one of the first to go.

Posted 11 months ago by Kelly Packard

Some of the older Microsoft Casual Collection titles are being left behind. One of those is Microsoft Jackpot -- the servers will be closed in June 2019 and the game has already been delisted.

Posted 11 months ago by Rebecca Smith

In total, there are three Xbox One games, two Xbox Live Arcade games and one Xbox 360 Games on Demand removed from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 11 months ago by Rebecca Smith

It seems like we were right to be cautious, because one of Telltale's Xbox One titles and a couple of game collections have disappeared from the Xbox One store overnight.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Telltale Games is going through liquidation proceedings, but more worryingly, their titles are disappearing from Steam's store. Could their Xbox titles be next?

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Microsoft Studios has announced they are in the process of sunsetting Age of Empires: Castle Siege. Purchases have already been disabled in the Windows real-time strategy game, and the servers will close in May 2019.

Posted 1 year ago by Kelly Packard

In total, there were four Xbox One games and three Xbox 360 Games on Demand removed from the Microsoft Store. In more positive news, two Games on Demand made a surprise return to the marketplace.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

September was unfortunately quite a lively month for delistings. While some were expected and we'd already received warning about them, others were very much a surprise.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Telltale has confirmed Xbox 360 game Poker Night 2 has been delisted and is in the process of being pulled from digital stores. The game is digital only, and you can still buy it for a limited time.

Posted 1 year ago by Kelly Packard

Today, the team took one step further towards the promise of a free-to-play game by removing the premium version of The Culling from the Microsoft Store.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

In total, there was a single Xbox One game and its Xbox 360 equivalent removed in all regions, while there are some regional delistings of a couple of Bandai Namco's Games on Demand.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

The Xbox One and Xbox 360 versions of Forza Horizon 2 are set to be pulled from the Xbox Store at the end of next month. Grab the Xbox One version of the game while you can as it is currently free thanks to Games with Gold.

Posted 1 year ago by Ashley Woodcock

We already knew about some of the removals, but these games were accompanied by three Xbox One titles and two XBLA titles that nearly slipped by unnoticed.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Considering publisher Activision's history of delistings, this next piece of news will probably come as little surprise. Both versions of both Marvel: Ultimate Alliance games have been delisted from digital stores.

Posted 1 year ago by Andy Mills

Sometimes things don’t go so well and you have to cancel a game two months after release, but it’s going really bad when you do that, release a sequel seven months later, and then cancel it after one week.

Posted 1 year ago by Kevin Tavore

We knew that Happy Wars on Xbox 360 would be removed from the store on June 14th, but accompanying it is another Xbox Live Arcade game, an Xbox 360 Game on Demand, and an Xbox One title.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

The Call of Juarez XBLA title that was removed in March, only to be relisted again in April, has indeed disappeared again. It's accompanied by a second title found on both XBLA and Xbox One.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Hitman series developer IO Interactive must close the servers for 2012's Hitman: Absolution Contracts feature in what the company hopes is only a temporary situation.

Posted 1 year ago by Kelly Packard

This month's check has turned up one Xbox One title and four Games on Demand that have been removed from the Store. On the contrary, we have one Xbox One title, two XBLA titles and two Games on Demand that have returned.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Come this June, The Pinball Arcade will have more than 60 purchasable tables delisted. The delistings stem from Williams and Bally choosing not to renew their license with developer FarSight Studios.

Posted 1 year ago by Kelly Packard

This month's check has turned up four Xbox One titles, seven XBLA titles, and nine Games on Demand that have been removed from the Store.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Here's a Public Service Announcement for any Adventure Time fans. The two games from publisher Little Orbit are set to be delisted on digital stores at the end of the month due to license expiration.

Posted 1 year ago by Andy Mills

Today, AlphaJax and Snap Attack received identical server closure announcements. Both games will be shutting down and will no longer generate puzzles beginning May 18th, 2018.

Posted 1 year ago by Kelly Packard

This month's check has turned up a single XBLA title, one Game on Demand bundle, and two European Games on Demand that have been removed from the Store.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith

Last month, we brought news of delists from the Microsoft Store. The bad news is that January also brought along four XBLA delists, two Xbox One delists and six Games on Demand delists between North America and Europe.

Posted 1 year ago by Rebecca Smith