A new update for Microsoft’s Xbox app for PC and handhelds sees it become the ultimate launcher for all your device's installed titles.

The Xbox app is now a launcher for all of your PC games. Microsoft is rolling out a new aggregated gaming library inside its Xbox PC app today on Windows. The updated app will now list games from Steam, Battle.net, and other PC storefronts — making it a launcher for games you have installed on your PC.

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A new update for the Xbox app on PC will add a new pop-up indicating when game saves for Xbox Play Anywhere titles are out of sync.

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