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Sega is delisting 74 retro games from Steam and consoles soon, including Sega Genesis Classics
Sega is removing 74 of its best-known retro games from Steam, Xbox, Switch, and PlayStation soon, and that includes Sega Genesis Classics
Sega Delisting Classic Sonic Games, Crazy Taxi, and More
Sega has announced that several of its older games will no longer be available on platforms like Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch.
Sega Is Removing Over 60 Classic Games From Steam
If you were planning to revisit over five dozen classic Sega games then you only have a little under a month to do so. Sega is delisting 62 games published on Steam as it removes both Sega Mega Drive classics and Sega Genesis classic bundles, as well as individual listings from digital storefronts.
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Sega will delist a bunch of its classic games from major storefronts next month
Sega is delisting a bunch of its classic games for modern devices. The company posted an FAQ on its website (via Eurogamer), breaking down the Sega Classics games each platform will lose next month. The collection includes some of the publisher’s golden oldies,
Sega is delisting tons of its classic games
Sega is set to delist a huge swathe of its classic back catalog games from digital storefronts in December, including the Sega Genesis Classics collection and several much-loved games from the Dreamcast era.
Sega Classics are being delisted across digital game stores
Pay attention Sega fans, this one is for you. Starting on December 6th at 11:59pm PST, over 60 Sega Classics are being delisted across Console and PC storefronts. There are over 60 games from across the library of classic Sega games from titles like Jet Set Radio to Crazy Taxi.
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