If you've played Jump Force in the past but never got around to buying it, this is your last chance to grab it digitally — the game is sadly being delisted across all platforms on Tuesday, February 8th between 2am and 6am CET.
Fortunately, it's been dropped to a very low price on the Microsoft Store until then, discounted by 90% so you can pick it up at the low price of £5.49 / $5.99. Here's Bandai Namco's announcement about this:
In addition to being delisted, Jump Force will also be shutting off its online servers in the near future, although that won't actually be happening until late August. Single-player content will still be playable locally after that date.
All the announcements we've seen point to Jump Force being delisted specifically in the Americas, but the Microsoft Store appears to be suggesting it'll be delisted everywhere. Needless to say, if you were interested in picking up Jump Force in the past, now is the time to do it.
Sad about this? Are you grabbing Jump Force before it gets delisted? Let us know in the comments.
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Maybe if it was like 99p I'd get it lol
You guys are heroes. Just downloaded it now. Always been one I've put off buying but with it being delisted and super cheap I've made sure I've got it now.
Thanks again for the article and the heads up.
strange that it's still £55 on the PlayStation store, is not getting delisted their as well but strange if it's not
Is any reason given as to why the game is being delisted, @FraserG?
I played this when it was free... its like every design choice was done to slightly bother me. Nothing major, just annoying details like there being a sword fighting style and sword cosmetics, but the character uses hand energy as a sword.
@Kooky_Daisuke I was going to say the same thing. lol
@pip_muzz No problem! Glad it helped
@Fiendish-Beaver I haven't come across any specific reason, aside from "all good things must come to an end". 🤷♂️
From what I've heard from my fighting game playing friends nothing of value will be lost.
To me I remember this having a super annoying video ad that I used to get served ALL THE TIME while watching Crunchyroll, and swore never to buy it.
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