Xbox players may soon lose access to two licensed titles. A new report suggests that Funko Fusion and Star Trek: Legends could be removed from the Xbox Store, sparking concerns among fans about the growing trend of digital game disappearances without official announcements.
According to the report, Funko Fusion is currently being offered at a steep 95% discount on the Xbox Store, a move often interpreted as a sign of impending removal. Meanwhile, Star Trek: Legends has already been delisted from the PlayStation Store and Nintendo Switch eShop, leading many to believe the Xbox version will follow suit.
Microsoft has not yet made an official statement, but the rumor has gained traction. This is not an isolated incident—licensed games based on movies, TV shows, or popular franchises frequently vanish from digital storefronts when licensing agreements expire. Once delisted, new customers can no longer purchase them.
What Happens If a Game Is Delisted?
Players who already own either title need not panic. In most cases, previously purchased games remain in your Xbox library and can be redownloaded at any time. However, downloadable content (DLC) may become unavailable, and online features may shut down if servers close. If a physical edition exists, that copy can still be played, shared, or resold.
Should You Buy Before It’s Gone?
If you have been planning to play Funko Fusion or Star Trek: Legends, purchasing them now might be wise, but only if you genuinely want to play them. Don’t rush purely on rumor—delisted games don’t automatically become valuable. The broader takeaway is that digital storefronts make purchasing easy, but they also remind us that not every title stays on sale forever.
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