Xbox is Delisting the Original Toy Story 3 Game Ahead of October Remaster
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Xbox is removing the original 2010 Toy Story 3 game from its digital store on September 29, 2026, just weeks before Atari and Digital Eclipse launch an upgraded remaster in October.
The digital storefront clock is ticking for one of the most fondly remembered movie tie in games of the past two decades. According to details spotted by TrueAchievements, the original 2010 version of Toy Story 3 will be pulled from the Xbox digital store on September 29, 2026. Anyone who already owns the title will keep access in their library, but new buyers will find the standard nine dollar price tag gone for good once the cutoff hits.
This rapid removal is clearing the runway for Atari and Digital Eclipse, who are launching Toy Story 3 Complete Edition just a couple of weeks later on October 15, 2026. As detailed by IGN South Africa, the upcoming remaster brings the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 era favorite to modern hardware with a smoother framerate, sharper resolution, and some previously exclusive content alongside the beloved Toy Box mode.
While preservationists always groan when a playable version of a game vanishes from storefronts, the pricing model for the revival is at least straightforward. The standalone remaster will run you twenty dollars digitally, while physical bundles packing in additional retro titles are hitting shelves starting at forty dollars depending on your platform of choice. If you want to experience the 2010 original before it fades away, you have until late September to grab it.
Tags: Xbox, Retro Gaming, Remaster, Industry News, Digital Preservation
Original article: IGN South Africa