#Team fortress 2 xbox 360 disc copy series#

Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2, and the entire Orange Box, featuring Half-Life 2 and all of its Episodes, Portal, and Team Fortress 2, have all been delisted from the Xbox 360 marketplace. Some of the biggest games that have been delisted, that aren't currently backwards compatible or even purchasable on modern Xbox consoles, come from one of the biggest publishers around, Valve. So while this Xbox 360 marketplace wipeout won't affect most of the titles being delisted, there are a handful that have now been, or are about to be completely wiped out from existence. But not every game is included on that list.

#Team fortress 2 xbox 360 disc copy series#

For the most part, fans with an Xbox Series X or S can play practically every Xbox One game ever made, the vast majority of Xbox 360 titles, and even quite a few original Xbox classics, all from the comfort of their shiny new boxes.

Generally speaking, Microsoft's approach to backwards compatibility has been phenomenal. RELATED: Why Microsoft Doesn't Need a Handheld or VR Device Remembering Some of the Best Xbox 360 Games That Have Just Been Delisted It's currently unclear exactly when all of these titles will be leaving, or how Microsoft is planning to approach the shutdown logistically, but one thing is for certain a good few Xbox 360 games will no longer be available to purchase from here on out, and a lot of them will be sorely missed.

And unfortunately, at least right now, the gaming industry doesn't have the greatest desire to preserve games in their original formats, which has directly led to the disappearance of multiple Xbox 360 games.īeginning on February 7 2023, Microsoft has started the arduous process of delisting over 40 games from the Xbox 360 marketplace.

The Xbox 360 launched all the way back in November 2005, and while that might only feel like yesterday for some gamers, that was almost 18 years ago, and the Xbox 360 is well and truly considered a 'retro' console. Unfortunately, nothing is permanent in this world - that applies to video games too.