It’s the end of an era for the Xbox 360. Microsoft announced Thursday that it’s taking the Xbox 360 Store offline in 2024, a year and change shy of the console’s 20th anniversary. The store shutdown ...

Microsoft has revealed when the Xbox 360 store will close its doors. You'll no longer be able to buy games, expansions or anything else on the Xbox 360 console or Marketplace after July 29, 2024. Any ...

Microsoft will continue to preserve Xbox 360 games through its backward compatibility program. Microsoft is preparing to shut down the Xbox 360 Store. In a blog post published Thursday, the company ...

Microsoft will close the Xbox 360 Store next year, making it impossible for players to purchase new games, DLC, or other content on that console. However, players will still be able to play all of the ...

Microsoft has announced that they will be shutting down the Xbox 360 store on 29th July 2024, bringing an end to close to two decades of digital game buying on their most successful home console.

Microsoft announced it will close the Xbox 360 Marketplace, the online store people use to get games and other sorts of media for the console. We will have until July 24, 2024 to purchase items from ...

From July 2024, players can no longer purchase new games, DLC, and other content from the Xbox 360 Store and Xbox 360 Marketplace. The Movies & TV app is also going away, with Microsoft and the Xbox ...

Xbox is shutting down the Xbox 360 Store, but thankfully even after it’s shut down you will still be able to play your Xbox 360 games on your Xbox 360 console, as well as Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox ...

Microsoft has announced that it will close the Xbox 360 Store in July 2024, 19 years after the console’s release. Players that previously purchased games from the store in the past can continue to ...

Microsoft is getting ready to phase out service for the Xbox 360. The company announced that it will shut down the Xbox 360 Store in July 2024. Once the store is shut down, users will no longer have ...

The only surprise is that they're doing this while still making a killing on Gold subscribers. It doesn't sound like that'll go away yet, so maybe they're trying to nudge those users to upgrade. There ...