All articles tagged with #support discontinuation
Valve announced that it will stop supporting 32-bit versions of Windows for its Steam app starting January 1, 2026, continuing support only for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, due to reliance on system drivers and libraries not supported on 32-bit systems, though 32-bit games will still be playable.
Nintendo has officially ended support for all Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems, including repair services, marking the end of an era for the beloved handheld consoles, despite some fans feeling nostalgic and saddened by the news.
A man in California sued Microsoft for ending support for Windows 10, claiming it aims to monopolize the generative AI market and force users to buy new devices, potentially risking data security and increasing electronic waste. He seeks a court order for Microsoft to continue support until Windows 10 usage drops below 10%.
Beat Saber will no longer receive updates or new content on PSVR2 and PSVR, with support ending immediately, as the developer shifts focus to future projects, though existing versions remain playable and purchasable.
SEGA has made nine of its retro mobile games free on Android as it prepares to discontinue support for these titles, including classics like Crazy Taxi and Streets of Rage, which can still be downloaded and played offline but will no longer receive updates or support soon.