Xbox has officially stopped selling movies and TV episodes on its digital storefront. Despite the lack of fanfare, this move marks a significant shift in Xbox's entertainment strategy. Microsoft confirmed that users will retain access to already purchased content and can still use MoviesAnywhere in the United States to access their movies across platforms. This change reflects the evolving market, as consumers increasingly prefer streaming services over purchasing digital media via consoles, signaling the end of an era for Xbox as an entertainment hub.
Microsoft has stopped selling new movie and TV content. Users will still have access to previously purchased movies and shows on their Xbox consoles or PC.
Infamously, when Xbox showed off the Xbox One in 2012, it spent a good portion of the event talking about TV and movies, marking a commitment to entertainment.
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