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As you can see, none of these 18 games — and counting — are very notable, but it doesn’t make their sudden disappearance any more excusable. Meanwhile, while the games can no longer be bought via the Xbox One Store directly, codes can be acquired through third-party sellers. The problem is these codes aren’t working. Meanwhile, if you own any of the games but don’t have them downloaded on your console, they can’t be redownloaded.
At the moment of publishing, Microsoft hasn’t addressed the mass delisting. That said, we expect this to change, especially if this is due to an error or a glitch. If/when this comment comes, or when the games are restored to the digital storefront, we will be sure to update the story accordingly. In the meantime, for more coverage on all things Xbox — including all of the latest news, rumors, leaks, and speculation — click here or, alternatively, check out the relevant and recent links listed right below:
- Xbox Game Pass Just Had One of Its Biggest Days This Year
- Dr Disrespect Reveals What Halo Infinite Is Missing
- Long-Awaited PS4 and Xbox One Game Delayed Week Before Release
- Timothee Chalamet Had a Secret Xbox 360 Custom Controller YouTube Channel
- Xbox Game Pass Subscribers Surprised With Special Freebie
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