Xbox will begin testing digital entitlements for supported physical games with Xbox Insiders next week, starting with thousands of compatible titles.

Microsoft says the feature will allow eligible physical games to receive a digital entitlement, with additional titles planned over time.

“Your physical game library is more than a collection of discs. It holds years of memories and stories worth preserving” - Asha Sharma.

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I've been wondering why For Honor keeps adding individual heroes from different regions and time periods instead of introducing an entirely new faction. Rather than adding one hero at a time, wouldn't it be more interesting to create a full faction with its own identity, lore, and roster of warriors?

For example, Ubisoft could introduce an Arabic faction featuring several heroes inspired by different historical warrior traditions. They could also explore a Byzantine faction, or even draw inspiration from ancient civilizations and cultures such as the Akkadians, Assyrians, Hittites, or Scythians.

A new faction would bring a unique aesthetic, fighting styles, armor sets, and weapons, making it feel more impactful than adding isolated heroes to the Outlanders. I think a fully developed faction would generate more excitement and add greater depth to the game's world.

I always loved the Pegasus Rider Ornament, since warden is my main but could not have it till now ...

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Reservoir Dogs" has two notable video game adaptations: the 2006 third-person shooter and the newer "Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days," each expanding on the film’s story in unique ways.

I'm so glad that Gothic—the mother of all RPGs—is finally back to life.

I still remember the first time I got the game. I never expected it to be so addictive, yet it quickly became the standard by which I judged every other game, whether it was in the same genre or not.

At the same time, I was always surprised by how many people had never even heard of it, especially when conversations revolved around Skyrim or The Witcher series. Back then, Gothic seemed to be known only by me and a handful of friends. It wasn't until a few years ago that I discovered its passionate fanbase across Eastern Europe and other parts of the world.

Now, seeing Gothic return and finally receive the recognition it deserves is something truly special. To all the old fans who never stopped believing, and to the new players discovering it for the first time—I hope you're enjoying the journey as much as we did.

For Innos!

Always loved The Crew 2..been playing it since launch .. hopefully you guys enjoying the game