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Nintendo has confirmed that Octopath Traveler's delisting on the eShop is temporary.

The controversy over Google's recent removal of 10 Indian apps from the Google Play Store has escalated. The Indian government has declared its strong disapproval of the delisting of homegrown apps and indicated it will not be tolerated. The dispute centres around the non-payment of service fee by these apps, leading to their removal from Google Play Store, including matrimony services like Bharat Matrimony and job search app Naukri. The government has called for a meeting with Google and the affected startups next week to address the escalating issue. The government has indicated its strong stance on the issue by saying, "delisting cannot be permitted",

The Walking Dead: Betrayal is set for delisting next week.

Capcom has announced that it will be delisting several pieces of Monster Hunter Rise collaboration content in January.

«New sales of Warhammer Quest will end shortly on Steam», a recent news post for the turn-based dungeon crawler tersely says. «Thanks for all your support for this game over the years.» Released in 2015, Warhammer Quest is an adaptation of Games Workshop's tabletop game of the same name. A sort of Advanced Advanced Heroquest, it's a halfway step between board game and RPG that combines a gloomy, dangerous underworld with an only slightly less gloomy overworld where you recuperate in town and story beats play out.

First announced two years ago, at Sony’s showcase in 2021,Star Wars: The Old Republic’s remake is seemingly being officially scrubbed from around the internet. Could the project be another casualty as part of Embracer Group’s reorganization?

Marvel's Avengers is gearing up to be delisted from digital storefronts at the end of the month, and Crystal Dynamics is giving players one last chance to pick it up digitally before it's gone for good.

For the price of a cup of coffee, you get a great single-player Avengers campaign and plenty of DLC.

The price of Marvel's Avengerson all platforms has been dropped before the game gets delisted later this month.

Marvel’s Avengers, the video game made by Crystal Dynamics, is having its last run with an incredible mega-sale.

Marvel's Avengers has been heavily discounted as support ends ahead of full delisting.

Marvel’s Avengers has seen its biggest price drop yet, in advance of the game being delisted later this month.

Official support for Marvel’s Avengers ends September 30, which means from that date you’ll no longer be able to buy Crystal Dynamics’ ill-fated superhero adventure. Thankfully, a dramatic sale is now in place — just in the nick of time.

Among Us could be another major casualty of Unity's new installation fee, which has sparked chaos throughout the games industry since its announcement yesterday. Speaking with IGN, Innersloth programmer Forest Willard confirmed that "pulling Among Us for a while" is on the table while the developer looks for a solution.

There has been quite a bit of an uproar these past few days due to the Unity engine. This is a popular game engine that allows development studios to craft some thrilling gameplay experiences. While we’ve seen a wide range of studios and even genres released using the Unity engine, there is now a sudden problem. As reported, Unity is introducing the Unity Runtime Fee starting in January 2024. That gives Unity the ability to reap more money from successful titles. However, it’s proving to be anything but popular for the development teams that actively use Unity to develop games or provide updates to their recent releases.