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- 1Xbox expands disc-to-digital program to all Series X and One owners●Xbox’s new disc-to-digital program now allows all Xbox Series X and Xbox One owners to obtain digital licenses for suppo
Microsoft has broadened its Xbox disc-to-digital program so that all Xbox Series X and Xbox One owners can obtain digital licenses for supported games they already own on physical discs. The move lets players keep playing their disc-based purchases digitally, without needing to keep the disc in the drive, for titles included in the program.
- 2Football Manager 27 launches November 10 on all platforms▼https://www. gamestic.nl/2026/09/30/footbal l-manager-27-confirms-launch-date-across-pc-consoles-and-mobile-for-november
Sports Interactive has confirmed Football Manager 27 will release on November 10 across PC, Mac, PS5, Xbox Series consoles and mobile via Netflix, with the game included in Xbox Game Pass on day one. The football management series continues its multi-platform strategy after its recent release schedule shake-ups, and fans are reacting to the confirmed date.
- 3Transport Fever 3 launches across four environments●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1473123/ 4つの環境を舞台に輸送帝国を作り上げる。「トランスポートフィーバー3」，本日リリース # # GAMING # Game # GameNews # games #
Transport Fever 3, the transport empire-building game from the Transport Fever series, has been released today. The game lets players build transport networks across four different environments and is available on PC, Mac, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Gaming news outlets in Japan and abroad are picking up the release, with players discussing the new settings and multi-platform availability.
- 4Xbox veteran urges Halo Studios to rehire laid-off talent●🎮 19 Year Veteran Of Xbox Weighs In On The Future Of Halo: ‘Hire Bungie, Halo Studios And Other Laid Off Folk Who Are Bu
A developer with 19 years of experience at Xbox has called on Microsoft to rehire staff laid off from Bungie, Halo Studios and other studios, arguing they are 'bursting with talent' and could shape the future of the Halo franchise. The comments come as uncertainty surrounds Activision's plans for the series, with no clear direction announced. The remarks add to ongoing debate about industry layoffs and how studios should retain experienced games talent.