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    2 Licensed Xbox Games May Be Getting Delisted in July 2026

    JamesBy JamesJuly 6, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    2 Licensed Xbox Games May Be Getting Delisted in July 2026
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    A pair of licensed games may soon be delisted from the Xbox Store, with Funko Fusion and Star Trek Legends both potentially at risk of removal. Funko Fusion is currently available at a steep discount on Xbox, while Star Trek Legends has recently been removed from Sony and <a href="https://comicvibe.com/5-games-that-justify-the-price-of-a-nintendo-switch/” title=”5 Games That Justify The Price Of A Nintendo Switch”>Nintendo‘s storefronts

    Following PlayStation’s announcement about ending support for physical discs, Xbox may be considering doing the same thing

    Microsoft may be gearing up to remove both Funko Fusion and Star Trek: Legends from the Xbox Store, based on recent changes both on and off the platform. Funko Fusion is currently available at a steep discount on the Xbox Store, discounted by 95%, with fans speculating that Xbox may be planning to delist the Funko crossover action game from the storefront. Rumors about Star Trek: Legends have largely grown after it was similarly delisted from both the PlayStation Store and Switch eShop in recent weeks. Microsoft has not made an official comment about the pending removal of either game.

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