Xbox has introduced a new system that allows users to digitize games they have purchased on physical discs, without any extra cost. This development was reported by Sylvain Trinel, a journalist from BFM Tech, on Thursday, October 1st. The report was part of Tech&Co, a daily television show hosted by François Sorel on BFM Business, which aired the segment from Monday to Thursday. The system enables Xbox users to convert their physical game discs into digital copies, which can then be accessed through their Xbox consoles or on other devices via the Xbox Cloud Gaming service. This means that users can enjoy their favorite games without needing to keep the physical disc, while still maintaining access to their purchases. The feature is expected to simplify game management for users who prefer digital libraries but have previously bought games on disc. Xbox has not yet provided specific details about how the digitization process will work or when it will be available to users. However, the feature is seen as a response to the growing trend of digital game distribution, which has been on the rise since the early 2010s. This move could also encourage more users to transition to digital formats, reducing the need for physical storage and making game access more flexible. The report by Sylvain Trinel highlights the ongoing evolution of gaming platforms and their efforts to adapt to changing consumer preferences. As more companies move toward digital distribution, features like this may become standard, offering greater convenience and flexibility for gamers worldwide.