Microsoft Weekly Highlights: Black Ops 7, System Upgrades & New MG Releases

Players, Take Note! November Is Packed with Major News in the Microsoft Ecosystem!

The long-awaited blockbuster Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is about to make its explosive debut, Windows 11 has rolled out key system updates, and multiple new titles from Miracle Games are arriving on the Microsoft Store. From top-tier content to technical evolution, this month is overflowing with highlights. Want the details? Follow this edition of Game Express to catch up on everything!

📢 Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 – Launch Preview
🌟 Windows System Updates & Microsoft Store Ecosystem Trends

🎮 Recent Game Releases from Miracle Games

01  Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Launch Preview

As its November 14 release approaches, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has become one of the most talked-about games in the Microsoft ecosystem. The official Xbox Wire guide outlines three major new features:
• Co-op Campaign Mode – for the first time, 1 to 4 players can experience the full campaign together, offering both solo and cooperative play.
• Endgame Mode – a large-scale post-campaign mission system that supports up to 32 players operating in four-member squads across the open city of Avalon.
• Unified Progression – your progress in campaign, multiplayer, and zombie modes all contributes to a single global level and battle-pass track.
The Microsoft Store features two digital editions:
- Cross-Gen Bundle ($69.99)
- Vault Edition ($99.99)
Both support Xbox Play Anywhere, letting players enjoy the game across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows PC with a single purchase.

Notably, the title will launch Day One on Game Pass, accompanied by a $30 “Vault Edition Upgrade.” This dual approach—subscription as entry and premium content for monetization—highlights Microsoft’s post-Activision strategy: expand reach through Game Pass, then drive profitability via high-margin digital DLC, ensuring a sustainable service-based ecosystem.

02  Windows System Updates & Microsoft Store Ecosystem Trends
On November 11, Microsoft announced that Windows 11 Version 23H2 (Home and Pro) has officially reached End of Servicing. That update marks the final security patch for this version; subsequent fixes and protections will no longer be provided.
This move is more than routine maintenance—it represents a technical refresh aimed at optimizing the Microsoft Store environment. Store performance and app compatibility rely heavily on the underlying Windows framework. By phasing out older versions, Microsoft is urging users to upgrade to Windows 11 Version 25H2, ensuring ongoing support for UWP and Windows App SDK.

For developers, this means more consistent and efficient API support; for users, a more secure and stable experience. In essence, this update marks an important step in Microsoft’s push toward a modernized ecosystem and lays the groundwork for future cross-platform and AI-driven applications.

03  Recent Game Releases from Miracle Games

Miracle Games has recently brought a variety of new titles to the Microsoft Store, ranging from retro MMORPG revivals to historical strategy and fantasy idle adventures, offering diverse experiences for different player types.

War in the Three Kingdoms officially launched on October 27. Set in the tumultuous Three Kingdoms era, this strategy war game combines tactical deployment, resource management, and hero development. Players can recruit legendary generals and battle for dominion across China. During its launch period, login rewards include the S-tier general Zhao Yun and the exclusive weapon “Dragon Lance,” plus the limited-time event Battle for the Central Plains with rare skins and valuable bonuses.

Battle of Shayi followed on November 3. This revamped retro MMORPG retains the classic Warrior-Mage-Taoist trinity while adding cross-server PvP and offline auto-combat systems. Gear drops freely from monsters, combat is fast and visceral, and the developers emphasize “fair play, no pay-to-win,” ensuring that every player can succeed through skill and effort.

Meanwhile, Magic and Goddess is set to launch on November 14. This fantasy adventure combines idle gameplay, card collection, and strategic combat. Players step into a new world as the “Savior,” teaming up with goddesses to uncover the truth hidden between light and darkness. With high-quality Japanese-style art and over a hundred unique heroes, each with distinct skills and attributes, the game balances casual resource collection and deep strategic formation building. Even offline, players can gain experience and rewards, making it ideal for both relaxed and competitive playstyles. For fans of anime-style idle RPGs, this title is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated releases of November.

From the global spotlight on Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 to the technical advancements of Windows and the steady stream of new releases from Miracle Games, November is proving to be a month of momentum for the Microsoft gaming ecosystem. Through close collaboration with Microsoft, MG continues to bridge content and technology, expanding from cross-platform play and multilingual distribution to innovations that span genres and audiences. Looking ahead, Miracle Games will remain committed to its vision of “premium quality, multi-platform integration, and global reach,” delivering a richer and more creative experience for players worldwide.
Which game are you most excited for this November? The explosive Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, the strategic War in the Three Kingdoms, the classic MMORPG War Storm: Sha City Showdown, or the fantasy idle adventure Magic and Goddess? Share your pick in the comments and let’s see which title captures the spotlight this month!