A bunch of classic Sega titles will leave Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch in early December, but not if you already own them.

Usually, when retro games like this get removed from sale, it means either a license is expiring or a new compilation is coming. Considering SEGA is planning new versions of classics like Jet Set Radio, Golden Axe, and Virtua Fighter, we’re expecting it to make the originals available in some form.

Hits from Sega's decades of gaming history will soon become unavailable in many of the world's largest gaming stores.

Sega has suddenly announced that 60 classic games from its back catalog are about to be delisted from Steam. Now, it's not as if you'll be lacking for ways to play, say, Streets of Rage after these versions of the games go down,

Sega is delisting over 60 games across console and PC digital storefronts next month. The company reassured players that those who already owned the retro games will still be able to download and play them after they’ve been delisted,

Sega is removing classic Genesis and Dreamcast games from all marketplaces on December 6. List of delisted games includes classics like Golden Axe, Sonic 3D Blast, and Streets of Rage. Despite removal,

Sega Classics, a compilation of classic Genesis (Mega Drive) and Dreamcast games that include Altered Beast, Comix Zone, Crazy Taxi, Ecco the Dolphin, and Jet Set Radio, will be delisted and unavailable for new purchases starting on December 6 at 11:59 p.