Microsoft appears to be preparing for a future where physical XBOX games no longer exist. According to a new report from The Verge, Microsoft is developing a “disc-to-digital” feature that would allow XBOX owners to convert eligible physical game discs into digital licenses. The feature reportedly applies to Xbox One and Xbox Series X titles and is designed to preserve players’ existing game libraries as the company moves toward an increasingly digital ecosystem.
Microsoft’s gaming division is undergoing the biggest shakeup in Xbox history. According to the company’s new leadership, the business model that “bet on Game Pass, multi-platform, and a broader portfolio of content” ultimately failed to deliver a healthy business.
While Bruce Springsteen has long been criticized for exploiting political divisions, the veteran rock star views his activism very differently. During the recent PBS special Bruce Springsteen: Finding America in Song, he described himself as a patriot for speaking out against what he sees as the country’s flaws—faults he has repeatedly suggested are embodied by President Trump.
After Young Washington posted an impressive opening weekend, Angel Studios confirmed that a sequel is already moving forward.
Bam Margera has ruled out any chance of repairing his relationship with Johnny Knoxville, making it clear that the years-long rift between the former Jackass co-stars remains as deep as ever.
Warner Bros. may give Supergirl a digital release sooner than many moviegoers expected.
Many industry observers argue that Disney has largely lost its male audience, despite releasing a flood of Star Wars and Marvel content. According to Cosmic Book News, Disney may be looking to acquire Lionsgate in an effort to bring men back and Netflix could get in its way.
When it comes to cartoon creatures, there is a big difference between little yellow Minions and magnificent dragons. However, when it came time to score this summer’s Minions & Monsters, Illumination turned to How to Train Your Dragon composer John Powell.
As the entertainment industry continues to navigate the challenges posed by artificial intelligence, a new controversy has taken center stage. A group of talent agents is now calling for the adoption of blanket “No AI” clauses for all child actors. Deadline recently reported that Hasbro, the owner of the Peppa Pig franchise, introduced contractual language requiring child voice actors to grant the company broad rights to use their voices with AI technology.
Josh Daws, a former Disney software engineer, has released a new animated short that is touching hearts across the internet. While the story’s theme is explained through a quote from C.S. Lewis, Daws later revealed on social media that it also reflects his own personal and professional experiences.
Paramount has officially secured the new linear television rights to the Harry Potter franchise.
