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Delisted games are mostly license expiration/remasters released. There is no reason not to keep the image in those cases.
People need to think a bit more before inventing just-so legal explanations. The lawyer-of-the-gaps theory lol
Not always
There is also the case of companies like sega delisting games because it "gets in the way of new releases", lol. At least with skyrim, you can find the store page, but not through steam.