The iconic Xbox 360 console will soon have over 40 popular titles being removed from its marketplace in the coming week. All of these games will begin getting delisted on February 7, 2023, and will be permanently removed from the store.However, those who have purchased any of these games previously on their platforms will be able to access them and can download and install the games whenever they want.CharlieIntel@charlieINTELMicrosoft is removing several Xbox 360 games and DLCs from the Xbox Store starting February 7th, including Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Call of Duty: Ghosts.1785127Microsoft is removing several Xbox 360 games and DLCs from the Xbox Store starting February 7th, including Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Call of Duty: Ghosts. https://t.co/shu7LTOeiQIn total, there are 46 titles leaving the Xbox 360 US Marketplace, with some of them being incredibly popular and critically acclaimed titles like Dark Souls, Mass Effect, and a handful of Assassin’s Creed titles.Given below is a list of all the games that will be making their way out of the Xbox 360 store next week.All games leaving the Xbox 360 marketplace in February 2023Here are all of the games that will no longer be available in the Xbox 360 store:Aegis WingAssassin's Creed BrotherhoodAssassin's Creed IIIAssassin's Creed IVAssassin's Creed Liberation HDBlood of the WerewolfBlue DragonBreakdownCall of Duty: Advanced WarfareCall of Duty: GhostsCastle CrashersCloning ClydeCounter-Strike: GODark SoulsDarksiders IIDaytona USADefense GridEets: ChowdownFar Cry 2Final Fight: DblImpactIron BrigadeJeremy McGrath's OffroadJet Set RadioLeft 4 DeadLeft 4 Dead 2LimboLost OdysseyMass Effect 2Monopoly DealMutant Blobs AttackN+Outpost Kaloki XPeggle 2Phantom Breaker: Battle GroundsPrince of PersiaR.U.S.E.Sega Vintage Collection: Alex Kidd & Co.Skate 2South Park: The Stick of TruthSpelunkySplinter Cell ConvictionStar Wars BattlefrontStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republic IIThe Orange BoxThe Raven Episode 1The Witcher 2: Assassins of KingsIt’s important to note that while the games will no longer be available for purchase on the Xbox 360, they will, however, still be available on Microsoft’s latest consoles, the Xbox One and the Series X/S, and their respective stores.Considering that most of these titles have already received their next-gen ports, remasters as well as updates, backward compatibility won't be an issue.Unfortunately, this is bad news for those who still own a 360 and might be planning to try these games out in the future. The closing of stores on older platforms has been in vogue ever since the Nintendo Wii Shop Channel was closed in 2019, which was soon followed by the closing of the Wii U and 3DS marketplaces. It’s unsurprising that it’s now Microsoft's turn to close shop for one of their oldest platforms.