Xbox disappears from the Costco website

Strangely, Xbox The section seems to have been removed from the COSTCO website in the United States and the United Kingdom, and many shoppers may wonder why console, accessories and games are no longer in the search results. Xbox has recently reported record income due to the recent Xbox Game Pass Subscription Service, while the recent decline in console sales can blame the wholesaler's sudden decisions.

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Xbox was upset during this console generation. Series X has not been able to meet or surpass the amazing success of the PS5 recently, with a 22% decrease in 22% year -on -year as of July 2025. However, XBOX GAME PASS has recently made a new revenue record, and the company has earned $ 5 billion for the first time since its launch in 2017 for the first time. Opering seems to be a major wholesale retailer in reconsideration of online supply.

The XBOX section has been missing from the COSTCO website in the United States and the United Kingdom.

As mentioned by the Resetera user Kubev (and found by theGamer), the Xbox section appears to have been removed from the US and UK Costco website, and if you search for console, there is no result. Strangely, searching for PlayStation and Nintendo still works as expected, and the store continues to sell consoles, games and accessories. Some users think this is a bug that will soon be fixed, but other users speculate that COSTCO, which is poorly paired with the most recent Xbox price hiking, may not be able to provide Microsoft's game products. It seems that if you search for Xbox on the Costco site almost 24 hours after the opinion of the resetera was raised.

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Following the second round of the Xbox Console Price in a month, former Blizzard Chairman Mike Ybarra recently announced Microsoft and said the company is using tariffs to increase hardware prices. According to YBARRA, prices are a profitable problem and nothing is related to the current tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.