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Microsoft unceremoniously kills off Xbox Movies & TV store

Microsoft suddenly kills its movies and TV store on Xbox and Windows

Microsoft has suddenly shut its movies and TV store on Xbox consoles and Windows PCs. As of today, you can no longer purchase new movies or TV shows from the Microsoft Store on Xbox or Windows, but you will still be able to access previously purchased content on your devices.

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Microsoft abruptly stops selling movies and TV shows on PC and Xbox, but past purchases will remain available

On July 18, Microsoft suddenly ceased offering purchases and rentals for movies and TV shows on PC and Xbox. The change comes as a surprise to fans of the service, but users will still be able to access past purchases on Microsoft's Movies & TV app, at least for now.

Daily Jang · 15h

Microsoft closes movie and TV store on Xbox and Windows

Microsoft discontinued its movie and TV store on Windows PCs and Xbox consoles.Users can no longer be able to purchase the latest films or TV series on either platform from the company’s store.However,

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Xbox on Windows 10: What it is, what it isn’t, and what’s missing ...

Xbox on Windows 10: What it is, what it isn’t, and what’s missing [Updated] Review: Great Xbox One game streaming, decent DVR functions, and garbage games store.

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Microsoft's Xbox One: What's Windows got to do with it?

Xbox Live does not run on Windows Azure; it runs on its own servers in Microsoft's datacenters. When Xbox Live launched in 2002, Xbox Live required 500 servers. It now requires 15,000.

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