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 marketplace in a matter of hours. However, they will still be available to play and redownload for people who already purchased that content.
Microsoft announced that the Xbox 360 store would be closing today, July 29--giving people almost a year heads-up. Additionally, the Microsoft Movies and TV app will no longer function on Xbox 360 systems, meaning you can't view your content on those consoles.
Microsoft says any backward-compatible Xbox 360 games will still be available for purchase on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox.com. Online multiplayer support for Xbox 360 games depends on publishers and developers and won't be affected by the store's closure.
The latest Xbox update brings new background customization, subscription management on consoles, and mouse-and-keyboard functionality for cloud gaming.
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