Multiple outlets report that Microsoft is testing a feature that would let Xbox players convert existing physical disc-based games into digital versions. The Verge says sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans indicate the company has been quietly working on a “disc-to-digital” capability, which would allow users to digitize their own physical game collections rather than abandoning discs as the industry shifts toward digital distribution. Engadget similarly describes the effort as a way to preserve disc purchases in a more digital future. Digital Trends frames the timing as consistent with broader industry moves, noting that Sony is ending physical disc production and that Microsoft’s work could prepare Xbox owners for a disc-free era. While the reports align on the existence of testing and the general goal of digitizing owned discs, they do not provide details on rollout timing, availability by region, device requirements, or how the digitized titles would be licensed and accessed. Overall, the information presented is preliminary and based on sources, indicating the feature is under development or trial rather than broadly released.