Microsoft has announced that 46 games will be removed from the Xbox 360 Marketplace on February 7, including Dark Souls, The Witcher 2, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, and more.
As reported by Game Informer, Xbox shared the list of disappearing games on its official support website, though it varies slightly between regions.
Disc versions of these games will remain playable, and previously downloaded copies can also still be played. Gematsu also confirmed that the versions of these games available to download on Xbox One or Xbox Series consoles will also remain on those respective stores.
The Xbox 360 games being removed varies from region to region, but the list affecting customers in the United States is as follows:
Aegis WingAssassin’s Creed BrotherhoodAssassin’s Creed IIIAssassin’s Creed IVAssassin’s Creed Liberation HDBlood of the WerewolfBlue DragonBreakdownCall of Duty: Advanced WarfareCall of Duty: GhostsCastle CrashersCloning ClydeCounter-Strike: GODark Souls Darksiders IIDaytona USADefense GridEets: ChowdownFar Cry 2Final Fight: DblImpactIron BrigadeJeremy McGrath’s OffroadJet Set RadioLeft 4 DeadLeft 4 Dead 2LimboLost OdysseyMass Effect 2Monopoly DealMutant Blobs AttackN+Outpost Kaloki XPeggle 2Phantom Breaker: Battle GroundsPrince of PersiaR.U.S.E.Sega Vintage Collection: Alex Kidd & Co.Skate 2South Park: The Stick of TruthSpelunkySplinter Cell ConvictionStar Wars BattlefrontStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republic IIThe Orange BoxThe Raven Episode 1The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
Microsoft has made dozens of Xbox 360 games available on its later consoles, though confirmed that no more titles will be made backwards compatible going forward. Those still holding onto an Xbox 360, however, should use the next few days to make sure they’ve purchased any games from this list, as it will be the last chance to do so digitally.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelancer and acting UK news editor. He’ll talk about The Witcher all day.
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