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LEGO 2K Drive will be delisted from the PS Store on May 19, 2026 and its multiplayer servers will shut down on May 31, 2027; offline play remains available, but online features and online trophies will stop functioning, with the exact reason likely tied to licensing.
Xbox will delist multiple games across May and June 2026, led by LEGO 2K Drive (delisting May 19; servers shut by May 31, 2027). Also removing Pinball FX3 (early May), Battlefield Hardline (May 22), Horizon Chase Turbo (June 1), and Rec Room (June 1); The Outer Worlds owners get a Spacer's Choice Edition, Cars 3: Driven to Win was removed from the store, with additional related delisting notes and promos mentioned.
LEGO 2K Drive is being removed from digital storefronts (Steam, Epic Games Store, PSN, and Xbox) starting May 19, 2026, with online servers staying active until May 31, 2027. Physical copies will remain available. The likely reason is expiring licenses for licensed vehicles, though 2K has not commented. The Switch eShop disclaimer hadn’t appeared yet at the time of reporting, and only a few days remained to buy digitally.
Lego 2K Drive will be delisted from the Xbox Store on May 19, 2026, and all online multiplayer servers will shut down on May 31, 2027; the game, released in May 2023, has 38 achievements (one online-only), giving players a window to unlock online content before closures, with the title also featuring microtransactions.
Xbox Game Pass adds LEGO 2K Drive and Superhot: Mind Control Delete, with F1 23 now available on xCloud for Game Pass Ultimate members.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers can look forward to new game arrivals in April, including Lego 2K Drive, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Harold Halibut. Other titles joining the lineup are Superhot: Mind Control Delete, Lil Gator Game, EA Sports PGA Tour, and Kona. Additionally, several games will be leaving the service by April 15.
Xbox Game Pass is adding several new games in the first half of April 2024, including Harold Halibut, LEGO 2K Drive, and Shadow of the Tomb Raider, while some games are leaving the service on April 15. Subscribers can look forward to a variety of titles, and it's a good opportunity to secure the games that are leaving before they exit the service.
Xbox Game Pass announces new games for April, including Lego 2K Drive, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Botany Manor, and Harold Halibut, with the starter edition of Final Fantasy 14 available now. Several games will be leaving the service, and subscribers can purchase them at a 20 percent discount.
Microsoft announces new titles coming to Xbox Game Pass in early April, including LEGO 2K Drive, EA Sports PGA Tour, Harold Halibut, and more, while also revealing games leaving the service on April 15. Additionally, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members can access perks such as Final Fantasy XIV Online: Starter Edition and a YouTube Premium trial, and Battlefield 2042: Season 7 Field Kit is available for Game Pass Ultimate and EA Play members.
Sony's December update for PlayStation Plus subscribers includes three lowkey games perfect for cozying up during the holiday season: Lego 2K Drive, PowerWash Simulator, and Sable. Lego 2K Drive offers open-world racing with building elements, PowerWash Simulator is a satisfying neat-freak sim, and Sable is an atmospheric coming-of-age game. PS Plus Premium subscribers can also enjoy free trials of Baldur's Gate 3 and The Lord of the Rings: Gollum.
Sony has announced the PS Plus Essential games for December 2023, including LEGO 2K Drive for PS5 and PS4, PowerWash Simulator for PS5 and PS4, and Sable for PS5. LEGO 2K Drive offers a fun racing experience with microtransactions, PowerWash Simulator provides a surprisingly enjoyable cleaning experience, and Sable is a stylish indie title focused on exploration.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom continues to dominate the UK physical game charts, with LEGO 2K Drive debuting at number seven. FIFA 23 climbs up to second place, while other PS5 and PS4 games move down. Half of the top 10 games are exclusive to Switch.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has maintained its top spot in the UK boxed sales chart for the second week in a row, becoming the sixth best-selling Zelda title in UK history. FIFA 23 and Hogwarts Legacy remain in second and third place respectively, while LEGO 2K Drive debuts at number 7. Minecraft continues to fall in the charts, landing at 27th place this week.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom holds the No.1 spot for the second week in a row, becoming the sixth best-selling Zelda game in UK history after just two weeks on sale. LEGO 2K Drive debuts at No.7, while a price promotion on Pokémon Scarlet sends it back into the Top Ten at No.6. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Skyward Sword HD also see sales increases.
Players of Lego 2K Drive have reported losing their progress when playing offline and then reconnecting to the game's servers. The issue has been confirmed by VGC, with some players losing up to 10 hours of progress. A 2K spokesperson has said they are investigating the issue. The problem occurs when the game is played in Career Mode and the player is disconnected from the servers without being notified. Upon reconnecting, the game syncs with the cloud save and rolls back progress to the last time the player was online. The issue has been reported by pre-order customers playing the game in early access mode.