Ubisoft seems to have officially joined Xbox's Disc to Digital program, with a number of titles now confirmed to be compatible with the experimental service. This confirmation comes less than 24 hours after reports surfaced claiming that Ubisoft and a handful of other major publishers may have opted out of Xbox's Disc to Digital program.
Announced on August 26, Xbox's Disc to Digital program essentially grants players a digital license for their physical games. Currently only available for Xbox Insiders who signed up for alpha testing, the new program requires players to simply insert an owned disc into their Xbox One or Series X console, and then attach the digital license to their Microsoft account. When done, users can then download and play their owned games without the need for the disc, though if they sell the physical copy, that license will move to the new owner's account. There are already hundreds of titles compatible with Xbox's Disc to Digital program, but recently, early testers noticed some pretty big omissions.
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On September 9, many outlets (including GameRant), reported that Ubisoft and...
