Microsoft’s disc-to-digital program for Xbox games is now officially available to all users after an earlier testing period. The feature lets Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S owners convert eligible physical disc games into digital licenses by inserting the disc into their console while signed in.
The outlets describe a process that triggers a notification when a digital license is received and may start installation automatically. GameSpot and other coverage add practical details, including that the feature can be used on either an Xbox One or an Xbox Series console even when claiming Series X titles, and that users can adjust settings to stop discs from auto-playing. NDTV notes that supported titles may also include digital benefits such as Xbox Play Anywhere and Cloud Gaming.
Sources also agree the program does not cover every disc. GameSpot points to publisher support as a key factor, suggesting some major publishers are not participating yet, which limits how fully users can digitize their libraries. Overall, the news is framed as a broad rollout of the same core functionality introduced during earlier insider testing.