Ultimate and motivated request for remove achievements from our gamertags

Request: Option to remove games with unlocked achievements from Xbox profile (even as a paid feature)

Hi everyone,

I’d like to bring up a suggestion that I believe is technically feasible and could be appreciated by many Xbox users:

the ability to remove games with unlocked achievements from our Xbox profiles, even if it’s offered as a paid feature—similar to how gamertag changes work.

Why this feature matters:

Some games were launched by mistake or just for a trial, and now show up with a few unwanted achievements.

Others have become impossible to complete due to server shutdowns, delisted content, or time-limited events.

For gamers who care about the look and consistency of their profile, these games can feel like permanent clutter that doesn't truly reflect their gaming journey.

For some users, especially those sensitive to completion or order, this can cause discomfort or frustration over something they can’t control.

A practical and fair solution:

This could be introduced as an optional, regulated, and paid service, for example:

A yearly or monthly limit on how many games can be removed.

Only allow removal of games with low achievement progress (e.g., under 20% completion).

Permanent deletion with clear warnings and internal backup, just in case of abuse or disputes.

⚙️ Yes, it’s technically possible (especially in 2025)

Some might argue that “you should never delete data from a database,” but that’s an outdated perspective:

Modern systems allow safe archival, rollback, and version tracking.

Microsoft Azure and Xbox infrastructure are more than capable of handling hidden or soft-deleted profile data.

Xbox already allows paid personalization features (e.g., gamertag changes), so this would follow the same model.

A realistic feature that respects both users and the system

This wouldn’t harm the Gamerscore system or global leaderboards—it would just give users a little more control over their personal space and how they present themselves online.

Thanks to anyone who reads and supports this idea.

Let’s hope it gets noticed!

:)