Those who have purchased any of the more than 60 games listed by Sega from Steam, Xbox, Nintendo's Switch store, and the PlayStation store will still have them after 11:59 pm Pacific time on Dec. 26. But after that, for reasons that Sega does not make ...

S ega has suddenly announced that 60 classic games from its back catalog are about to be delisted from Steam. Now, it's not as if you'll be lacking for ways to play, say, Streets

Sega are delisting a bunch of their 'classic' games from Steam - over 60 will stop being available to purchase on December 6th.

Sega is set to delist a huge swathe of its classic back catalog games from digital storefronts in December, including the Sega Genesis Classics collection and several much-loved games from the Dreamcast era. According to a FAQ on the Sega support website, the games will become unavailable for purchase just before midnight PST on Dec. 6.

Sega has not offered a reason for the delisting, but it's worth noting that it has announced new entries in a number of these series, including Shinobi and Crazy Taxi. That alone

SEGA has confirmed that it will be delisting its SEGA Classics games and bundles from all digital storefronts, including Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox

The removal of over 60 classic Sega games from digital storefronts has caused a stir. Learn about the reasons behind this unexpected move.

Sega is delisting a bunch of its classic games for modern devices. The company posted an FAQ on its website (via Eurogamer), breaking down the Sega Classics games each platform will lose next month. The collection includes some of the publisher’s golden oldies,

Sega is delisting over 60 games across console and PC digital storefronts next month. The company reassured players that those who already owned the retro games will still be able to download and play them after they’ve been delisted,