The decision by Microsoft to delist some of the less popular or successful games from the Xbox Live Arcade has been criticised by many who feel there is no need for this, that the Xbox marketplace is working fine without the need for this interference.
The changes to the service were announced last week by Marc Whitten in an interview with Next Gen, where it was revealed that under performing games on Xbox Live would be removed if they failed to qualify to stay under a 3-part criteria.
Backward compatibility works for many games on newer consoles, but titles such as The Simpsons: Hit and Run have been left out.
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"Instead, even after a game has been delisted, it will still be available for download by people who have already purchased the game..."
Good news. That fixes my biggest concern.
that is good news. its good to see MS listening to its fan base.
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There...now anti-xbox 360 that do not even on a 360 can shut up about this... wasn't this obvious? it only makes sense that those that already pay can still re-download.
It's obvious Microsoft has to allow people who purchased the game to re-download it etc.. since they are OBLIGATED to do so. That isn't the concern. The problem most people have with it is 1. There is no reason to remove the game. 2. Removing the game, means other players won't have access to the game. 3. If other people don't have access to the game, you can't compete with a friend etc.. 4. The game well become obsolete as there well be NO SUPPORT for it.