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Following the recent announcement of its collaboration with ASUS to develop the ROG Xbox Ally series of handheld gaming devices, Microsoft has unveiled a new beta version of the Xbox app for PC, available to members of the Xbox Insider Program. This updated app introduces the ability to aggregate games from multiple platforms—such as Xbox, Steam, and Battle.net—enabling users to launch all their titles from a single unified interface.
The new features included in this beta release are expected to be officially rolled out later this year, coinciding with the launch of the ROG Xbox Ally handheld series. The goal is to offer a more cohesive and streamlined game management experience across both Windows 11 PCs and handheld gaming consoles.
According to Manisha Oza, Product Manager at Microsoft, once a game is installed via any of the supported platforms, it will automatically appear in the “My Library” section of the Xbox PC app, as well as in the “Recently Played” list in the sidebar. This enhancement is designed to simplify what was once a fragmented and repetitive process of switching between different applications to access games.
In addition to aggregating titles from various sources, users will be able to customize how their game library is displayed—for example, by excluding games from specific platforms or filtering content to reflect personal preferences. Microsoft has also confirmed plans to expand support to additional PC game storefronts, with the long-term vision of positioning the Xbox PC app as a centralized hub for cross-platform gaming.
In recent years, Microsoft has noticeably accelerated efforts to unify its gaming ecosystem, integrating the Xbox console, Windows PCs, and handheld platforms. With the arrival of the ROG Xbox Ally series, the company aims to deliver a truly seamless gaming experience across all devices—an increasingly central pillar of its gaming strategy.
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