Cartoon Network quietly delists multiple games based on its most popular TV shows

Since it’s January, the majority of the largest gaming platforms are having sales to start the year.

The most recent sales, however, showed that several well-liked games were being taken off the list, so it’s not all good news for players.

The delisting of Cartoon Network titles as a result of the PlayStation sale was the first thing people noticed, but they have now vanished from other platforms.

The impacted Cartoon Network games are connected to some of the most well-liked TV series on the network, including Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and Samurai Jack.

Developers of games distributed by Adult Swim were informed last year that they would be removed from all platforms.

The publisher has recently retracted its previous statement that it will not give the game developers their rights back.

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It is unlikely that the recently delisted games would return, though, because they are associated with Cartoon Network programs.

The list of games that have been removed from online retailers is as follows:

• 
  Adventure Time: Finn & Jake s Epic Quest
  
• 
  Adventure Time: Magic Man s Head Games
  
• 
  OK K.O.! Let s Play Heroes
  
• 
  Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time
  
• 
  Steven Universe: Save the Light
  
• 
  Steven Universe: Unleash the Light
  

Some users have noted that third-party stores still offer the option to buy and redeem a key for one of these titles.

The games should continue to operate normally for the foreseeable future if you currently possess them or if you buy game keys in this way.

It looks that Cartoon Network is ending its gaming services, even though it hasn’t made an official announcement on the delisting of titles.

Games Gone

Regrettably, publishers are increasingly removing some of their older titles from the market.

Since many of these games were exclusively available online, the majority of people can no longer play them.

As the digital era progresses, more and more players are opting to buy games online instead of in person.

As a result, an increasing number of games will eventually be inaccessible.

Read more about the top games coming out in January if you’re interested in gaming releases.

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