Sega is discontinuing nine more retro games on iOS and Android, but you can now download them for free until they’re gone.

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Sega is discontinuing support for nine retro mobile games that were part of their Forever program, including Crazy Taxi Classic, Streets of Rage, Sonic CD Classic, and others. The company has made all these games completely free and removed in-app purchases before they are eventually delisted from iOS and Android app stores. Users can still download and play these games offline even after they are removed from the stores, but should grab them now while they are still available.

Download these now free retro mobile games before Sega removes them

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Forever program
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What irony.

this is why we archive, people…

It’s as if they’re saying to the company, ‘Here’s your list of mobile games.’

Forever for SEGA is a few decades