The Xbox Disc-to-Digital program has expanded to include a major publisher, joining a growing list of supported publishers. Microsoft has officially launched the program for all users, allowing players to purchase and download games directly from physical discs. Additionally, Microsoft has announced the next set of games leaving Xbox Game Pass in early October 2026.
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