There was no official announcement by Microsoft in this regard, and this was reported by YouTuber Hikikomori Media via the Idle Sloth Twitter account. It appears that while players weren’t looking that the Digital Rights Management (DRM) has been updated to allow Xbox owners to play some of their games entirely offline once they have been downloaded. RELATED: Why The PS5 & Xbox Series X Will Probably Be The Last Consoles DRM Removal While all this was going on, another update happened in the background that was never announced. Although this doesn’t add a ton, it’s a nice little feature. The third update is that Xbox has integrated into their library descriptions so that players will have an idea of how long it takes to beat their games before they even download the game. The Xbox community has always had an integrated medium for communication, but with the ridiculous rise in popularity of Discord and how many gamers use that to stay in touch with their friends and servers, it has finally been integrated into the Xbox app. The second of the updates that have been rolled out is the integration of Discord for the Xbox app. First, Microsoft announced a “multi-month series of experiments” which was the initiation of their Xbox’s home user interface overhaul which gives Xbox players a long overdue revamp for the console’s dashboard, dubbed “The new Xbox Home experience.”

September has been a busy month for Microsoft and Xbox, one full of updates.

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