Microsoft is shutting down the Xbox 360 Store and web-based marketplace today (July 29). You can still purchase backwards compatible Xbox and Xbox 360 games via newer Xbox consoles and the web.

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Microsoft has revealed when the Xbox 360 store will close its doors. You'll no longer be able to buy games, expansions or anything else on the Xbox 360 console or Marketplace after July 29, 2024. Any ...

Buy Xbox 360 games via the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or Microsoft's online digital storefront. Download these games on an Xbox 360 linked to your Microsoft account using the "Download History" menu.

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So I decided to buy some more untested Xbox 360 consoles. This time I got them from Goodwill, and not only did they include consoles, but the Xbox 360 lot also included some accessories! Buying Xbox ...

The final countdown has begun for the Xbox 360 store, which officially shutters today after opening shop almost 19 years ago. That means you won't be able to buy Xbox 360 games or DLC on the ...

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Humble Best Buy insider Derek sent this bit of info on the December 18th Xbox 360 mania at Best Buy: As a Best Buy employee, I’ve been informed that we will in fact *have* to have the Xbox 360’s ...

PlayStation and Xbox fans will soon be unable to buy a PS3 and Xbox 360 classic digitally, which means it’s about to be impossible to buy the game brand new. The good news is you will still be able to ...

In Japan (like in many places in the world!), there is a strong culture of selling back used games and hardware. Japan especially is quite good about keeping instruction manuals and boxes in pristine ...