So after watching the b/c vid the guys just did, I fired up by Xbox One (original, not the S or X) and went to buy Dead to Rights. It doesn't seem to be on the UK store, either in the "Original Xbox!" segment or by searching.

I can't find anything online about region locked b/c games, but have you guys come across anything of the sort?

Cheers!

I'm not entirely sure. I hope this isn't the case.

I know that on PlayStation with their PS2 remasters this is in fact the case. Some games coming to the UK months after their initial US release. That's probably due to US and UK PSN stores and accounts being different though.

Yeah even if you search the UK Microsoft store it doesn't show up - so annoying as it was one of my favourites on the list!

@shalashaskauk666: Aye I've definitely had issues with this stuff too. Games which don't appear in the console store are Dead to Rights, Bloodrayne 2 and King of Fighters Neowave.

Not only that, but I'm still unable to buy some games that do show up in the store: when I attempt to buy Psychonauts I click See Price and I'm told "Sorry. This offer is not valid in your region."

On the store page for Prince of Persia: SoT it says "Buy on Xbox.com or Xbox 360. You can't buy this on Xbox One."

The UK xbox.com store website doesn't list Prince of Persia, Star Wars: KOTOR, or Red Faction II. (!?)

It's totally all over the place, different issues and outcomes for different games, and like you say, can't seem to find any official info about any of this from Microsoft. Pretty shitty state of affairs.

@adamkerr: Yeah I saw one of the games on the UK online store with a message to the effect of "Hey you can only get this game through the store on the console!" so I just assumed that was the case as I currently don't have access to my XB1. Reading your comment though is somewhat troublesome as there were a few games I was looking forward to picking up around the Christmas holiday time.

@ohagan: Aye, hopefully they'll get it sorted out for then. Looks like the majority of the games are available to buy, but it makes me wary to part with cash whilst they're sending such mixed messages between the shopfronts.