Xbox's Play Anywhere catalog suddenly grows a whole lot bigger, with a selection of more than 60 classic games added to the library.

As Xbox continues to support classic titles, Microsoft shares a vague promise about something coming this year.

Xbox Free Play Days brings four games for Game Pass members this weekend, while Diablo IV opens a free trial for all Xbox players until March 18.

Microsoft says that gamers can expect to play classic games in a brand new way, and fans speculate that Xbox console games could finally arrive on PC.

Microsoft Gaming's VP of Next Generation Jason Ronalds has announced that Xbox's backwards compatibility program is coming back.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 's arrival on Xbox Game Pass is certainly the most high-profile addition of March 2026 so far, but even if you're an existing owner of Warhorse Studios' medieval epic, it looks as though you're going to be getting a big bonus here thanks to the Xbox Play Anywhere program.

Google has announced several updates to Google Play, including paid games, game trials and what the company describes as "buy once, play anywhere pricing." "We're actively expanding our library to include more paid games," Google said in a recent blog post.