#delisting

So a long while ago, I made a post theorising that She-Ra was going to be delisted from Netflix, along with a bunch of other Dreamworks shows. That theory was sadly, unfortunately partly proven true last year when Voltron got taken down. The site I originally got it from is now giving an estimate as to when She-Ra could get delisted.... and its as early as Febuary next year.

Make your backups of She-Ra as soon as you can friends, because unless She-Ra finds a new offical home really fast, it might get a bit harder for us to offically watch our favourite show.

(As of now, Voltron isn't back up anywhere, not even Amazon who are making a Voltron movie that's gonna be out at some point).

If anyone hasn't gotten the word. Here it is.

Sega is enacting its Origins strategy. Except now, it's happening to all their catalogs of their classic games.

2025 is looking like another tough year for the industry with plenty of new game closures and removals from digital store fronts. Random Gamer Riven editor of Randomised Gaming, gives a break down on some of the many games announced as being removed from sale. Starting with Twitch binning all their creators content, the Concord flop and how it's impacting games, the closing of Monolith Productions, Player First Games and their title MultiVersus, Star Wars Hunters also getting the axe, last update to Paladins, Black Desert & The First Descendant dropping Xbox One & PlayStation 4 support, Evil Dead: The Game being delisted, Live service games and players time, Resident Evil Re: Verse also closing, Tequila Works' IPs up for sale, Leisure Suit Larry 1-7 delisted from steam and Super Soccer pulled from Nintendo Switch Online. Yes it really is one endless list of bad news right now!

This is grave news, for on this day, December 14 (15 in some regions), 2022, Epic Games has made the completely shocking and inane announcement of delisting and ending online multiplayer support for the beloved multiplayer arena FPS duology Unreal Tournament 1999 and Unreal Tournament 2004 alongside their singleplayer-centered predecessor Unreal and its expansion pack Return to Na Pali on Steam and their Epic Games Store, with their GOG fates in an unclear state (as of this writing). In return, they will deem Unreal Tournament 3 X, which is a contested title in the series, as a free purchase onwards while promoting the arguably more popular yet extremely controversial Fortnite in the usual helpful manner, so to speak.

And no, the answer isn't "Sonic Origins is coming out."

A lot of fans seem to be worried that ports and emulations they already own for the original Sonic trilogy and Sonic CD won't be playable anymore. That fortunately isn't the case, at least for products on Steam and on the Nintendo Switch (I can't speak for PlayStation or Xbox because I don't use either). When a product is delisted from either of these platforms' store pages, it will still be accessible to those who have purchased the software via the software. You can still play it at any time, delete it, and even reinstall it.

In this way, SEGA can make their product lineup related to classic Sonic straightforward, without harming the consumers that have already purchased their previous products.

Randomised Gaming takes an in depth look at the many problems, issues and errors, Xbox 360, One & Series S/X users can face when buying Xbox 360 games. This is a must watch as our editor looks at the mounting number of issues Xbox 360 owners can face, is it time Microsoft rethink the shutting down of the store? On the 29th of July not only will key free patch DLC no longer be available, but as it stands some content downloads are disappearing from users download list while others refuse to download or work at all. Not to mention the fact games are being delisted from the store even before the shutdown.

We are raising a number of consumer issues in this video to help raise awareness of the issue and that this in turn help people become aware of the problems and start asking Microsoft some tough questions. Many of these issues need to be fixed.