As I already strongly suspected already more than a month ago, the original Disney-published versions of "Disney•Pixar Toy Story 3: The Video Game" on PlayStation 3, PS4/PS5 backwards compatible PSP version, Xbox 360 and Steam will indeed be delisted. This was only recently confirmed officially by Disney itself to occur on September 26, 2026. Reposting this as it has now been officially confirmed and didn't want people to miss this.

Digital Eclipse is developing "Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 Complete Edition" and publishing it under Atari. This new version is seemingly based on the original Xbox 360 version with extra enhancements and the inclusion of previously exclusive content. The old Steam version was likely based on the old leaner PS2 version.

Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 Complete Edition releases on Steam, XBOX One & Series X/S, PS4 & PS5 and the Switch 1 & Switch 2 on October 15, 2026.

As I already strongly suspected already more than a month ago (contains some extra context for the nerds amongst us haha), the original Disney-published versions of "Disney•Pixar Toy Story 3: The Video Game" on PlayStation 3, PS4/PS5 backwards compatible PSP version, Xbox 360 and Steam will indeed be delisted. This was only recently confirmed officially by Disney itself to occur on September 26, 2026. Reposting this as it has now been officially confirmed and didn't want people to miss this.

Digital Eclipse is developing "Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 Complete Edition" and publishing it under Atari. This new version is seemingly based on the original Xbox 360 version with extra enhancements and the inclusion of previously exclusive content. The old Steam version was likely based on the old leaner PS2 version.

"Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 Complete Edition" releases on Steam, XBOX One & Series X/S, PS4 & PS5 and the Switch 1 & Switch 2 on October 15, 2026.

F1 Manager 2023 got delisted on Steam, EGS, Microsoft Store, XBOX and PlayStation. This is only four days before its three year anniversary.

F1 Manager 2022 got previously delisted in May 2024, around 1.5 years after release. These delistings likely happened due to expiring F1 and car licensing. In the case of the 2023 edition, seemingly only for three years.

F1 Manager 2024 is the last entry within this previously discontinued franchise, that is still available for purchase. If that gets delisted as well three years after release, it will likely happen thus in July, 2027.

Edit: "Delisted" only means removed from purchase, not removed from your library or anything like that. Game still includes working Denuvo DRM, but should overall still work just fine as it seemingly never relied on servers to boot up and never had any multiplayer. Would be nice if they patched out Denuvo for their delisted F1 Manager games to assure game preservation in case this DRM ever somehow stops functioning.

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The Steam, Microsoft Store, EGS, XBOX, PlayStation, EA App and Switch versions of EA SPORTS FC 25 have all been delisted yesterday. The EA App website suggests it is still up for purchase, but it isn't through the EA App itself and you cannot continue to checkout on the website.

All storefronts clearly indicate you can now only still play the game when subscribed to the EA Play subscription service. FC Points can still be obtained.

This always happens with EA Sports games due to licensing reasons and to push for newer versions, in this case EA Sports FC 26.

Short version

"Disney•Pixar Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!" (PS4 and PS5 conversion of the PlayStation 1 version) might be delisted on 15th of October, 2026 from the PlayStation store in favor of the release of "Disney/Pixar Toy Story: Retro Roundup!", which includes the PS1 original of this Toy Story 2 game with lots of improvements.

More detailed reasoning for delisting

"Disney•Pixar Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!" was brought back in 2022 only for the PS4 and PS5 "enhanced with up-rendering, rewind, quick save, and custom video filters." It was originally a PlayStation 1 title from 1999/2000.

Atari has announced, with its subsidiary Digital Eclipse, that they will develop and and self-publish "Disney/Pixar Toy Story: Retro Roundup!" on the 15th of October, 2026 for Steam, XBOX One & Series S/X, PS4 & PS5 and Switch 1 & Switch 2.

This release will include this older PlayStation 1 title, among other Toy Story classic games, with many enhancements and extra content. It thus seems likely that the converted PS4/PS5 release of the PS1 version might get delisted on the 15th of October, 2026 in favor of the Retro Roundup! release. Especially with Disney having been on a huge delisting-spree of their classic library earlier in 2026.

Bonus details (for the nerds)

Seems like Atari/Digital Eclipse managed to produce a license deal with Disney for these older Toy Story games. Likely to make use of the momentum generated by the seemingly very successful June 9th, 2026 release of the Toy Story 5 movie.

Retro Roundup will overall include the following 11 game versions of classic Toy Story games:

• Toy Story (1995, Sega Genesis, SNES, Game Boy)
• Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue! (1999, Playstation 1)
• Toy Story 2 (1999, Game Boy Color)
• Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (2000, PlayStation 1, Game Boy Color)
• Toy Story Racer (2001, PlayStation 1, Game Boy Color)
• A Bug's Life (1998, PlayStation 1, Game Boy Color)

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History

SiN Gold was released in March 2020 for the PC only as a much improved version of the Ritual Entertainment developed original (that shipped only as part of the purchase of non-Nightdive Studios developed SiN Episodes: Emergence.) It came with lots of QoL improvements, optimizations and bugfixes. This Gold edition was developed by Nightdive Studios when it was still independent. It seems like, over time, Nightdive acquired all rights to the Sin franchise.

Nightdive and 3D Realms announced in September 2020 that a remastered version would release in 2021, dubbed "Sin: Reloaded". 3D Realms and Nightdive would co-publish the game, while Nightdive and Slipgate Ironworks were set to co-develop the game. Sadly, things went silent after that.

I strongly suspect this was likely due to Embracer Group acquiring both Slipgate Ironworks and 3D Realms in August 2021. This might have significantly complicated development and publishing matters for Nightdive. Atari also acquired Nightdive Studios in May, 2023.

This seemingly resulted over time in Nightdive focusing on other projects till they had time again to focus on SiN: Reloaded, while deciding to fully develop and publish the remaster themselves. This would be re-announced in March, 2026 for Xbox One, Xbox Series X & S, PlayStation 4 & 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The announcement trailer said it would be released in 2026, with an exact release date being unknown as of writing.

Why would SiN Gold be delisted?

• The SiN: Reloaded version will contain all its content, futures and even its original visuals.
• Nightdive Studios has done the same thing for multiple of their remasters in the past:
  • Shadow Man:
    • April, 2021. On release date of the remaster, but original version not included with the remaster.
  • System Shock 2 (1999):
    • Since October, 2025, it got delisted and instead included as part of purchase of its remaster System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster. This was thus four months after release of the remaster, during which it got significantly patched up.
  • Outlaws + Handful of Missions:
    • Not fully clear whether Nightdive/Atari requested this April, 2026 delisting or that it really was Disney who wanted it delisted as part of its larger delistings in 2026. This delisting came five months after the release of the remaster.
  • STAR WARS: Dark Forces:
    • Not fully clear whether Nightdive/Atari requested this April, 2026 delisting or that it really was Disney who wanted it delisted as part of its larger delistings in 2026. This delisting came over two years after the release of the remaster.
  • Blood: One Unit Whole Blood:
    • Delisted in favor of the 2019 enhanced version Blood Fresh Supply. Original included with Fresh Supply. Delisting happened four months after the enhanced version's release.
  • Blood Fresh Supply
    • Delisted in favor of the 2025 source code remaster, named Blood: Refreshed Supply. Delisting happened on the same day as the release of the remastered version.
  • Quake 1, Quake 2, Doom 1, Doom 2, Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders and Hexen: Beyond Heretic:
    • Not sure whether this was at the request of Nightdive/Atari itself or that its publisher Bethesda Softworks desired these delistings. All original versions are included with the remasters. Delistings/replacements all happened on the day of the release of the remasters.

This did NOT happend for the Killing Time remaster. Its original version is still available to this day, even though its remaster was released almost two years ago. Same for the original PowerSlave, of which its remaster released over four years ago now. Also same for Rise of the Triad: Dark War, even though its remaster released two years ago.

Whether a Nightdive remaster triggers a delisting, seems to vary a bit. Still, the majority of their remasters, trigger a delisting of the original. Seeing the extend of the remastering work within SiN: Reloaded and complete overlap with SiN: Gold content, I see it likely that Nightdive will delist the Gold release in favor of the remaster. They might even include the Gold edition with purchase of the remaster, but no information is known about that yet. No delisting has been announced so far.

SiN: Gold is currently being sold on Steam (currently on sale) and GOG. It is often very cheap, so I would recommend buying it before the release of the remaster later this year. Who knows, maybe it will even get you a discount on SiN Reloaded, just like they did with the Blood: Refreshed Supply remaster.

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The news of this delisting was announced on the 9th of July, 2026 by GOG themselves through a delisting alert and so far has only been announced to affect the GOG version: "Unfortunately, BlazBlue Calamity Trigger will be delisted soon. You can get it by the end of the day on July 10th (CEST)."

Curious to know that while the Steam version is self-published by its developer Arc System Works, the GOG store page (archived version for after the delisting) clearly shows a different publisher being at play there: H2 Interactive Co., Ltd. The legal lines on that store page clearly states "Published and distributed by H2 Interactive Co., Ltd. with permission from ARC SYSTEM WORKS." No such mention can be found on the Steam store page.

It thus seems like that this publishing agreement between H2 Interactive and Arc System Works has come to an end and that that might be the actual reason for the delisting. Arc System Works seems to be in perfect condition as a company.

H2 Interactive seems to mainly focus on publishing games from developers to the Korean market specifically. Another reason for the delisting could be that maybe H2 Interactive wants to solely focus on that as they also seem to be in good condition from the looks on their website.

With the game on GOG having its builds from 2015 and 2018, while the Steam version has its builds from February 2014, we can safely say that this delisting is not about a severely outdated GOG version. I thus see not reason for the Steam version to be delisted anytime soon as well. The newest, and very different, entry in the series was developed and published by totally different companies, but Arc System Works is mentioned in the copyright lines. So, that was likely a licensing out of the IP and not like a company is taking over the IP. The US Trademark office also shows that the trademark still resides with Arc System Works itself.

Both games have not been on sale since April/May this year on both Steam and GOG. This is, oddly enough, a bit longer of a break between sales than usual.

Edit: more information floated to the surface as H2 Interactive was actually the previous publisher of the game on Steam as well. Arc System Works only began to self-publish it on the 1st of June, 2026. Maybe Arc System Works chose not to go down that road on GOG.

The Steam version happened under H2 Interactive after the game was previously published in 2011 and later delisted from Games for Windows Live Marketplace by a completely different publisher; Aksys Games Localization.inc. The publishing rights have now thus seemingly be reverted to the original developer this year. Same thing happend for the sequels Continuum Shift Extend, Chronophantasma Extend and Centralfiction. So, we can now safely confirm that H2 Interactive surrendered all publishing rights of the BlazBlue franchise to Arc System Works on June 1st, 2026.

Calamity Trigger was the only entry in the franchise to receive a GOG release and my strong suspicion overall is that it is only the GOG platform being abandoned and that the Steam versions will be safe.

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Nintendo announced yesterday that the F2P Mario Kart Tour (released on September 25th, 2019) for iOS and Android will end its online services on September 29th, 2026.

Unlike what happened with the mobile version of Animal Crossing, no offline version is planned to replace the F2P version. This very strongly indicates that the F2P game will become unusable and thus will be delisted on September 29th, 2026.

In-game currency of Rubies and suscribing to the Gold Pass cannot be acquired or extended anymore. It was also communicated that "Beginning with the start of the Vacation Tour at 11:00 p.m. PT on August 4, 2026, until 10:59 p.m. PT on September 29, 2026, you can enjoy Mario Kart Tour Gold Pass benefits, minus continuous-subscription benefits, for free."

For Nintendo Switch 1 or 2 owners, do note; most Mario Kart Tour racing courses were ported over to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for the Switch with some major improvements. This was done as part of the Booster Course Pass DLC. This DLC is freely accessible for Switch Online subscribers, but can also be acquired for €24,99.

The game was originally released in 2015 on the Vita in Japan. Other regions and the PlayStation 4 release followed in 2016. In 2018 and 2019 the original version of Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth already got delisted from the PlayStation 4 van PS Vita store fronts.

It then got released again as an expanded version on Steam and Switch in October 2019, with "Hacker’s Memory" included as "Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition"

Bandai Namco (publisher) just announced on Steam that "the Steam Trading Cards feature for Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition will be discontinued effective July 30, 2026 (Thursday) at 3:00 PM (PDT) / July 31, 2026 (Friday) at 12:00 AM (CEST)."

This is odd as no such announcement has been made for other Steam Digimon titles from Bandai Namco titles, even for the few that actually contain Steam Trading Cards, So, it is not as if Bandai Namco suddenly wants to dump all trading card features for games of this franchise or even of their whole library.

Regardless of what this means for Trading Cards of this game themselves, this normally only ever happens when games get delisted. As, when games get delisted, Trading Cards are often discontinued as well.

This might heavily indicate that the game might be getting delisted on July 30th/31st, 2026 on Steam. Whatever the reason then might be, it could also potentially mean the end of the Switch version as well.

It is a bit odd though, as the IP license for the Digimon IP lays with Bandai Namco's parent company KABUSHIKI KAISHA BANDAI (BANDAI CO., LTD.) itself. Maybe Toei Animation, the Digimon co-owner of the Digimon IP (as they made the original anime series) are having a licensing agreement with Bandai Namco and this might be expiring at the end of the month? Maybe this is not being extended for financial reasons?

The game is currently on 90% sale on Steam. This is the third time that it has been sold for this amount of money. So, while it is at an extreme discount now, I wouldn't say that this is a direct indication for delisting per se.

Edit: there is another possibility; SteamDB history shows that four obfuscated Steam depots have been added to the Steam version on the 30th of April. These depots are not attached to any packages and thus not obtainable by the public.

After that, a lot of activity can be seen and even a lot of "ChangeNumber" changes to this game. This all might indicate that these four new depots are being used to test something. Let "coincidence" be that the original depots also consist of four depots.

What if they are actually testing a newly and expanded version yet again in these four obfuscated depots and that they are stopping with the existing Steam Trading Cards as it wouldn't represent the future state of the game anymore? Not saying this will happen, but there are again signs that this could perhaps be possible. That could mean that the game wouldn't be delisted, but simply replaced with a new version/upgrade?

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Note: this is a much updated repost after Double Fine Productions and Microsoft have announced that Double Fine Production's management have bought themselves independence from Microsoft.

Today, it was announced that Double Fine Productions managed to avoid much rumored potential closure by buying itself out from Microsoft, so it can go independent again.

Double Fine's announcement regarding this specifically states that this "returns ownership of our games to us." The internal e-mail about this within XBOX confirms this as it states "Double Fine Productions will return to management and transition to independent studio with their IP, catalog, and runway for their next games."

This thus heavily implies that Double Fine will get all Intellectual Property rights (and probably the publishing rights as well) back from Microsoft with this management buyout.

I don't think any of their other games will be delisted because of this as I don't see any reason for it. But what does this mean for the LucasArts-licensed remasters? Double Fine's CEO and founder having always been former LucasArts game designed Tim Schafer, I don't see Double Fine per se letting go of these licensed remasters. There has also been nothing to suggest that Tim Schafer might be leaving Double Fine anytime soon.

The only way I see these remasters possibly getting delisted is if their original license deal would be expiring soon AND if Double Fine wouldn't have the funds currently to extend that license deal with Disney. Keep in mind, Lucasfilm/Disney still own those intellectual property rights to these three games.

Double Fine itself made that licensing deal with Disney and self-publishes these remasters to this day. There is no indication that this licensing deal was transferred to XBOX during Double Fine having been part of XBOX; seemingly stayed with Double Fine themselves. So, even though it goes independent now again, it is unlikely that this would immediately trigger a renegotiation of this existing licensing deal.

On when this licensing deal of these properties were made and whether that deal was made all at once or per IP, is unknown. Though, the first mentions of it were from July 2014. That would mean that the deal is more than 12 years old now. Expiration of the licensing deal could possibly either soon happen or maybe it was already extended a while back.

With Disney delisting many of their self-published games earlier this year and having expressed in the past to have no interest in self-publishing video game titles anymore, I don't see Disney itself willing to take over the publishing responsibilities for this game. Keep in mind though, these remasters are actually only published by Disney Interactive on the much later re-released PlayStation versions.

Double Fine still self-publishes these titles on mobile platforms, itch.io, Hunble Bundle, GOG, Steam and Switch. XBOX publishes the games on XBOX (will likely revert back to Double Fine after the process of independence has been finalized). Not sure if Disney would be taking over the publishing responsibilities for all the other versions if Double Fine would be unable to negotiate a new licensing contract to still self-publish them in case that this licensing deal might be expiring soon.

With Double Fine having gone independent now and likely getting all their IPs and publishing rights back, I think the chance of delistings of these LucasArts remasters has significantly lowered. Still, it depends on the current and future financial health of Double Fine on whether this will keep being the case and on when the existing licensing deal would be about to expire.

The three remasters are currently on sale on PC:

• Full Throttle Remastered
• Grim Fandango Remastered
• Day of the Tentacle Remastered
• Cheaper bundle of these three games

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Slightly updated repost of my previous post about this on another Reddit.

Disney has earlier this year been on a huge delisting-spree. "Disney•Pixar Toy Story 3: The Video Game" hasn't been delisted so far, but now actually might be soon. Atari and their acquired subsidiary Digital Eclipse have just announced "Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 Complete Edition" to be in the works for an October 15th, 2026 release date.

Apparently Atari licensed the IP for the game and received the publishing rights from Disney. A re-release being announced before a delisting is quite unusual. I thus expect the original being delisted soon due to this licensing deal.

It almost sounds like it will be an extended re-release and maybe even a light remaster:

"Toy Story 3 Complete Edition also includes content that was previously restricted to certain versions of the game. Players can now play as the Evil Emperor Zurg in Toy Box Mode, and can access four additional Theme Packs to decorate their Toy Box. Toy Story 3 Complete Edition also features upgraded graphics, resolution, and framerate."

Hopefully it unrestricts its FPS from the previous 50 FPS limit, allows for more modern resolutions and ugrades the game's old Graphics API usage (D3D9) to a more modern variant, like D3D11 or D3D12. This will assure it to be running well on future systems.

As Saranshobe mentioned, it is likely that the PC version missed some of the Toy Box Mode options regarding customization and a decreased graphical fidelity compared to the Xbox 360/PS3 release. It is likely that the original PC version was based on the Wii release. From the store decription, it sounds like this Complete Edition could actually be an improved version of the game, based of the Xbox 360 version. Even though this is extremely likely, it is not 100% confirmed yet!

Bonus note: Atari also announced "Disney/Pixar Toy Story: Retro Roundup!" for the same release date, which is a compilation of legacy titles that never got a PC release.

Will other Disney self-published titles be re-released/re-listed the same way?

I get the feeling that Disney simply doesn't want to self-publish (as they announced themselves in 2016) even their older titles anymore at all. They might actually be slowly offering these old game licenses to external parties.

Of course, these being old games, the profit on them will be quite low. So, think that this is only remotely possible for only the most popular Disney self-published titles. With a new Toy Story movie coming up, this seems like one of the rare IPs that might actually be profitable for a re-release.

So, honestly, don't see a big chance for other previously self-published Disney games to be re-released any time soon, sadly as they have not seen any recent IP-activity from the side of Disney themselves. Sadly, they might thus simply not be profitable enough to license these properties for a re-release.

Also, keep in mind, for this game, that its developer Avalanche Software, still exists. This is sadly not the case for many of Disney's other self-published titles. Hence, sometimes the source code might not even be available anymore for a real proper re-release.

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The EA Online Services Shutdown page mentions:

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The Xbox pages make no mentions of this, but the PlayStation store pages does make mention of this:

"Beginning September 11, 2026, we have taken the decision to retire online services in GRID Legends for this platform. On this date, cross-platform play, online multiplayer modes, Quick Race, Dynamic Events, leaderboards, and other features that require an online connection will no longer be available to play in GRID Legends. Players can continue to enjoy the title's dramatic virtual production story and experience thrilling wheel-to-wheel motorsport and edge-of-your-seat action around the globe."

In the past, this resulted in delistings on past GRID and Need for Speed titles (with the exception of NFS Rivals). I thus deem a delisting of this game on these platforms likely to happen on September 11, 2026.

With no mention of the PC version, I assume that one is safe for a while, but I cannot know for certain. If this is a car licensing issue... If EA is not willing to extend those, the game could really be delisted already 4.5 years after having been released. Maybe the PC version's servers will just stay up longer than the console versions, even if it gets delisted.

In case you are worried about the PC version, it is now on 80% sale.

The Switch 2 and mobile versions are likely not affected by this, as they are published by Feral Interactive instead. Feral Interactive also ported, still sells and still maintains the Switch 1 and mobile ports of GRiD Autosport (2014) that is completely delisted everywhere else.

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Edited/updated repost of https://www.reddit.com/r/delisted/comments/1u4z57y/dirt_rally_20_2019_could_be_at_risk_of_delisting/

EA's Online Service Shutdown page mentions:

"DiRT Rally 2.0 - We will be sunsetting the game's website on July 8, 2026. The "Racenet Clubs" feature will become unavailable, the game's other online features remain functional."

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History has shown that EA tends to delist these racing games when they shut down even a part of its online server functionality, NFS Rivals (2013) being a curious exception. All previous DiRT titles have been delisted in the past already, with the exception of the not so well received but slightly newer DiRT 5 (2020).

EA being supposedly still willing to shutdown the online servers for the Xbox and PlayStation versions of GRiD Legends in September this year, while that game is three years yonger than DiRT Rally 2.0... Really shows EA being quite unpredictable at the moment.

Dirt Rally 2.0 is currently on sale on Steam, especially its Game of the Year Edition.

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Update: Double Fine has gone independent. Most of this post is thus outdated. A new post was created with actual up-to-date information after this announcement: https://www.reddit.com/r/DigitalGamesDelisted/submit/?screen_view_count=1

Repost of https://www.reddit.com/r/delisted/comments/1uisdps/double_fine_productionss_rumored_potential/

Do note: XBOX Games Studios and Bethesda have NO history of delisting games when they close down or sell studios. I see no indication here of any of these games from these studios getting delisted, besides the ones directly mentioned in this post.

Ninja Theory, Compulsion Games and Double Fine productions getting supposedly closed down is also so far just a rumor. Even that these two studios are still negotiating going independent is also just a rumor.

Not sure if Double Fine would be able to go independent. This likely depends on the studio heads being able to find an investor to back them, which sadly doesn't always happen. With Double Fine being relatively small and their titles being also more niche, I suspect they don't have the funds themselves for a management buyout. Also depends on XBOX's willingness to be flexible of course, but well... we're hitting a black box there....

The only games that I see actually having potential for being delisted are the select three Double Fine Productions published (NOT XBOX) remasters, which were produced based on licensing with Lucasarts/Disney from before Double Fine Joined XBOX.

Lucasfilm/Disney still own those intellectual property rights to these three games. I think those licenses might expire at or a while after Double Fine's closure, it going independent or being sold... if that really happens.

The remasters were seemingly co-developed by Shiny Shoe, Yotta and Super Genius, according to their credits. With all these companies all seemingly never having self-published a title, them taking over the titles, seems unlikely.

I don't see XBOX themselves having interest in extending the license deal with Disney, as that likely wouldn't be profitable. If Double Fine would cease to exist, XBOX would maybe need to re-negotiate a new licensing contract, as again, Double Fine made that deal and self-publishes it to this day. There is no indication that this licensing deal was transferred to XBOX during the takeover; seemingly stayed with Double Fine themselves. Again, don't see XBOX going through the effort to secure the license deal's future.

If Double Fine would be able to go independent, the license deal likely sticks with them. Still, extending that probably quite expensive license in the future, might not be doable for them anymore either with probably then limited funds. This might again lead to a delisting, although maybe slightly later.

Lastly, with Disney delisting many of their self-published games earlier this year and having expressed in the past to have no interest in self-publishing video game titles anymore, I don't see Disney itself willing to take over the publishing responsibilities for this game.

The three remasters are currently on sale:

• Full Throttle Remastered
• Grim Fandango Remastered
• Day of the Tentacle Remastered
• Cheaper bundle of these three games

u/GamePitt_Rob noted that these remasters are supposedly being published by Disney Interactive themselves on other platforms than PC. I can confirm this to be only very partially true; the games are only published by Disney Interactive on the much later re-released PlayStation versions. Double Fine still self-publishes these titles on mobile platforms, itch.io, Hunble Bundle, GOG, Steam and Switch. XBOX publishes the game on XBOX. Not sure if Disney would be taking over the publishing responsibilities for all the other versions, if the situation would require it due to all previously stated factors.

Keep everything not related directly to future delisted digital game titles, contained to this Megathread. Feel free to discuss whatever you want regarding games, technology and companies in this megathread. Make sure to read the rules of course ;)