Xbox Disc-to-Digital Project Is Now Live, but Titles from Some Publishers Are Currently Unsupported

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Microsoft has launched its Xbox disc-to-digital licensing program, allowing owners of certain games to access a digital version of them with a license. The method is somewhat similar to what owners of physical media such as DVDs and Blu-ray discs for television and movies have been doing for years with services such as Movies Anywhere […]

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these are some of the publishers, who refused to play ball

  1. Ubisoft
  2. Square Enix
  3. Bandai Namco
  4. Sega
  5. Atlus

 
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how exactly is the experience changing? The digital entitlement is now granted automatically when you insert a disc, rather than requiring a manual step from the menu. Additionally, the service will only provide a full-screen explanation on your first digital entitlement. For any subsequent games, you’ll just see a simple toast notification.

Perhaps the biggest update, however, is that fans have started noticing select SEGA games allowing digital entitlement. Titles like Persona 5 Royal are already in. If all SEGA games work out similarly, that would add another 44 games to the program.

 
how exactly is the experience changing? The digital entitlement is now granted automatically when you insert a disc, rather than requiring a manual step from the menu. Additionally, the service will only provide a full-screen explanation on your first digital entitlement. For any subsequent games, you’ll just see a simple toast notification.

Perhaps the biggest update, however, is that fans have started noticing select SEGA games allowing digital entitlement. Titles like Persona 5 Royal are already in. If all SEGA games work out similarly, that would add another 44 games to the program.

Depending on how things go, I might do a wider post on this tomorrow morning updating on all of it.
 
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