Summary
- Sega has announced it will be delisting more than 60 of its games on December 6, 2024.
- Among the games affected are Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, and the Sega Genesis Classics Collection.
- Sega has not explained why the games are being delisted.
From 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Sonic x Shadow Generations and everything in between, Sega's 2024 has been one of the studio's best years in recent memory. However, the company has announced a curious decision to close out the year, confirming that it will be removing more than 60 of its games from digital storefronts across consoles and PC on December 6, 2024.
Sega revealed the mass delisting . Sega Genesis Classics is - you guessed it - a collection of classic games that were originally released on the Sega Genesis with the likes of Ecco The Dolphin, the original Sonic games, and Golden Axe among its many titles. The collection was first r𝕴eleased in 2010 but will no longer be available to buy from digital storefronts from December 6, 2024.
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The collection will no longer be available to buy through PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo's online stores from the date above, and it will also disappear from Steam. Xbox and Steam's stores will be the ones that are affected most by the delisting as some of the games included in the collection are available to buy individually on the platforms. Those games, so the likes of Ristar, Columns, and Altered Beast, will be delisted on December 6 too. Sega has a﷽ssured NSO subscribers its Genesis library will be unaffected.
If you already own any of the games being delisted on any of the platforms mentioned, you have nothing to worry about. They will remain playable ♏after December 6.
Sega Is Delisting More Than 60 Of Its Games On December 6
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Even more curious is the announced removal of Sega games that are not a part of the Genesis Classics Collection that will be a part of this delisting. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, and Sega Bass Fishing will all be disappearing from Steam too. Worth noting that not only are those three and others ment♑ioned Sega Dreamcast games, but they are all included in which will be delisted along with most of its original games next month.
Even though there are a lot of Sonic games included in both of the delisted bundles, not many 🐠of them are mentioned in the deli😼sting. The original four Sonic games nor the Sonic Adventure games are included in the list of titles being removed from storefronts.
As for why Sega has decided to do this, that's currently a mystery. We know that Sega is activ🌳ely working on modern versions of classic games ♔like Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio, and perhaps th🃏is means there's an announcement coming regarding when exactly those games will be released, 🅠potentially at The Game Awards which take place one week after the games are delisted. The mass delisting could also be pre-empting new collections for the Genesis and Dreamcast.
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6 Images6 Images168澳洲幸运5开奖网: Crazy Taxi
Systems
- Released
- February 12, 1999
- ESRB
- E10+ For E🅷veryone 10+ due to Langu🍸age, Mild Violence
- Developer(s)
- HitMaker
- Publisher(s)
- Sega
- Franchise
- 🐽 🍃 Crazy Taxi
The legendary Crazy Taxi was first launched in arcades in 1999, and soon became one of the Dreamcast's best-selling titles. Your job, as the stunt-loving driver of the taxi, is to make sure your fares get to their destinations within the time limit.
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Jet Set Radio
Systems
- Released
- October 31, 2000
- ESRB
- 𓆏 T For Teen due to Lyℱrics, Mild Violence
- Developer(s)
- 🎶 Smilebit, BlitWorks
- Publisher(s)
- Sega
- Franchise
- Jet S꧟eꦐt Radio
Jet Set Radio is a vibrant act🌼ion-adventure game that was originally released on the Sega ♈Dreamcast in 2000. Developed by Smilebit and published by Sega, the game features extreme inline skating, graffiti and tagging mechanics, boss battles, and much more.
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