We’ve got yet another rapidly-approaching delisting for a Japanese-exclusive 3DS title to report. This time it’s Kaitou Joker: Toki o Koeru Kaitou to Ushinawareta Houseki (Mysterious Joker: The Phantom Thief Who Crosses Time & the Lost Gem). The game will be delisted on May 31st and the demo for the game has already been removed.
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3DS titles based on ‘Battle For Money’ game show leave Japanese eShop April 18th
[UPDATE 04/14/22] This post has been rewritten after I had time to sort out the details A recent 3DS eShop update in Japan has called out two of Bandai NAMCO’s licensed titles that will be removed from sale on April 18th at 10:00 JST (April 17, 9pm EST). Sentouchu: Densetsu no Shinobi to Survival Battle!
Fast & Furious Crossroads leaves digital stores April 29th
Fast & Furious Crossroads is racing off into the sunset after less than two years on sale. The game’s homepage was updated on Monday and a Steam Store announcement was posted earlier today to reveal the news: All product sales will end on: April 29th, 2022 – 4am CEST*Please note that times may vary by
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Lite leaves PlayStation 4 March 23rd, replacement coming in April
Bandai NAMCO announced this week that the free “Lite” version of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 on PlayStation 4 will be delisted on March 23rd and replaced with a new free offering around the beginning of April. According to the support site, this will not impact the Lite (Trial) version of the game on Xbox One.
