The Xbox 360 music game Rocksmith and all of its DLC packs will be delisted from digital storefronts later this week. According to a post over on the Rocksmith website, the music game and its DLC packs will be removed from the Xbox 360 marketplace on October 17th. Of course, if you already own Rocksmith or any of its DLC expansions, you will still be able to download, install, and play any of that content. Ubisoft says in a forum post that if you’ve purchased Rocksmith and the Rocksmith Disc Import Pack or “any Rocksmith DLC before their delisting, you can continue to play that content on Rocksmith Remastered.” Rocksmith DLC will also be “removed from digital storefronts starting in early November” on Xbox One. Rocksmith is available physically, but if you want to own the game digitally, you’ll need to purchase it before October 17th. Rocksmith’s Bass Expansion DLC is only available digitally (though it does look like it’s included with the UK physical edition), so if you want to own it, you’ll also need to purchase it before the 17th.Ubisoft hasn’t specified anything on the subsequent Rocksmith releases, Rocksmith 2014 Edition (Xbox 360) and Rocksmith 2014 Edition. Rocksmith and its DLC expansions will be delisted on October 17th.Thanks to lor for the heads-up.
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