Game with license purchase, but unavailable!

Hello, well, in 2019, the games Lego the Lord of the Rings and Lego the Hobbit, were removed from digital stores due to the licenses of the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit films, and TT Games, which is the developer of these 2 games, in this year 2019, she had lost the licenses for these 2 games and didn't have enough money to pay for the licenses, and then she was forced to take the games out by order of Warner Bros. Then comes 2020, TT Games manages to renew the licenses of the 2 games again, and the 2 games are sold again in digital stores, in the case of Lego The Lord of The Rings, it only came back on Steam, there was no backwards compatible version in the mid-2019 to 2020, and it didn't come back on the 360's live, because, it was a game from the Xbox 360 Generation, the PlayStation 3 PSN, it closed, in the case of Lego the Hobbit, it came back on Steam, PS Store of PS4 and Xbox One Live, and less so on 360 Live, because they already had the one version, and that's why they didn't put it on 360 live. on xbox one and series x/s backwards compatibility from 10/16/2021, and one of them that entered backwards compatibility on that day was Lego o Lord of the Rings, and now, it appears on the live on Xbox One, but it to this day it is not sold digitally.
TT Games has already paid licenses for Lego The Lord of the Rings and Lego The Hobbit.
They just didn't put it on the xbox, just because there wasn't a version for the Xbox One, now that it's in backwards compatibility, now it can be sold, the developer has already paid for the licenses.
And another, there is a game that when it entered backwards compatibility with this game, it was also unavailable, then a few months later, it became available again, and this game is not even from microsoft, it is from Bandai Namco, Ridge Racer 6 .
Then, please, make Lego Lord of The Rings available again please, the game already has the paid license, it doesn't matter if the game is from the 360 or the ONE, what matters is, the game has the paid licenses again, the game is back on steam, and the game is in backwards compatibility and they still forgot to sell it again!
If you don't believe me?
Look at the links of the sites of the tests that I have:

First Link, is when Lego LOTR and Lego Hobbit games came out of digital stores: LEGO The Lord of the Rings and LEGO The Hobbit Delisted from ... https://www.dualshockers.com/lego-the-lord-of -the-rings-hobbit-delisted/

According to Link, that's when the games, Lego The Lord of The Rings and Lego The Hobbit, went back to selling digitally, in the case of the hobbit live on One, Ps Store and Steam, as well as Lego LOTR, only on steam: A year after being delisted, Lego: Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit ... https://www.pcgamer.com/a-year-after-being-delisted-lego-lord-of-the-rings-and-the- hobbit-are-back-on-steam/

Third Link, is when the Lego game LOTR, entered the One and Series X/S backwards compatibility: Xbox backwards compatibility list, with all Xbox 360 games and ... https://www.eurogamer.net/xbox-backwards- compatibility-list-xbox-360-games-series-x-6400

If you can't open the links, copy them ok.

For me, microsoft has already made retro games available that aren't even theirs, to be available again, for example, Ridge Racer 6, which is from Namco Bandai. Spongebob Truth or Square, which is from THQ, The Outfit, which is also from THQ, and Meet the Robinsons and Bolt, which are from Disney, and so on.
All these games that I mentioned here, it was microsoft itself that made them available, and all of them had paid licenses, that is, microsoft only makes some games available when they have a paid license, in rare cases they forget to sell games with paid licenses , and others they don't make available again, because the developer didn't have enough money to pay for the licenses.

Another detail, microsoft likes the lego game franchise, so much so that it put all games in the 360 franchise in backward compatibility for Xbox One and Xbox Series X / S.

Well, if now the game already has a paid license, Warner will no longer complain if you make the game available, make the game available soon, it already has a paid license. I've been clear. I explained everything and already took your doubts. You believed that the game was not available because of the licenses, but the game developer has already paid for the licenses, and has already renewed and now the game can return again in the One store, and the game has entered backwards compatibility. The proof is there in that link I sent those three links explaining everything that happened to the game, the game is back on Steam. If it were because of licenses, LEGO Hobbit would still be unavailable on Xbox One live today.

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