Toy Story 3 Video Game to be Delisted Ahead of Remastered Release

The original 2010 Toy Story 3 video game will be removed from the digital Xbox store on September 29, 2026, ahead of the launch of its remastered version, Toy Story 3: Complete Edition, on October 15. The game's store page has been updated with a delisting notice, stating that while existing owners can still play the game, it will no longer be available for purchase at its $9.99 price point on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S after the September 29 cutoff.

Toy Story 3 Video Game to be Delisted Ahead of Remastered Release

The Complete Edition promises to bring the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3-era title to modern platforms with upgraded graphics, resolution, and framerate, as well as previously exclusive content. The remaster is part of the larger Toy Story: Retro Roundup initiative, which will see a collection of classic Toy Story games re-released across PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.

Pricing for the standalone Toy Story 3 Complete Edition varies by platform, with a digital copy listed at $19.99 on the Nintendo eShop for both Switch consoles. A physical two-pack bundle, including the Complete Edition and Retro Roundup, is priced at $39.99 for original Switch and PlayStation platforms, while a Switch 2 physical copy is more expensive at $49.99.

The remastered game's description promises an immersive 3D adventure based on the 2010 animated film, with improved graphics and new features for players to enjoy. With the original game set to be delisted in just over two weeks, fans of the Toy Story franchise will soon have the opportunity to revisit the classic title in a modern, enhanced format.