Microsoft has announced that it's shutting down the Movies & TV storefront on the Microsoft Store. As of July 18, it is no longer possible to purchase new media content, whether that be on a Windows ...

You’ll still be able to access content you already own, but you won’t be able to buy new movies or TV shows. You’ll still be able to access content you already own, but you won’t be able to buy new ...

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Effectively immediately, Microsoft is no longer allowing users to purchase or rent movies and TV shows through its app for Windows PC systems and Xbox consoles. The sudden pull-of-the-plug comes ...

Microsoft has rather abruptly closed down its Movies & TV app, which is accessible on Xbox and Windows PCs via the Microsoft Store. This allowed people to rent or buy movies or TV shows natively ...

Microsoft has made a major change to what you can buy on your Xbox or through the Windows web store. As of today, July 18, Microsoft is no longer offering movies or TV shows to buy or rent. Anything ...

Microsoft isn’t offering any refunds. However, you’ll still be able to watch your previously purchased content and transfer it to other platforms like iTunes, Amazon Prime Video, Fandango at Home, ...

Microsoft is ending the sale and rental of movies and TV shows on Windows and Xbox platforms. As of today, the service for purchasing films and shows either temporarily or permanently will no longer ...

Customers who have previously purchased content through the Microsoft Movies & TV storefront can continue to access it on an Xbox or Windows device, the notice says. Microsoft is not offering refunds; ...

Microsoft said today that it’s shutting down its Movies & TV storefront on Windows and Xbox, though you’ll still be able to play the movies and TV shows you’ve previously purchased. But Microsoft’s ...

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