【News Express Vol.20】Windows Gaming Progress: FSE Expansion & AI Integration

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Welcome to this week’s MG News Express!

The world is evolving quickly—players’ devices are becoming more like consoles, systems are behaving more like AI assistants, and our gaming backlog… only keeps growing.

Curious about what’s happening? Let’s dive in!

· Xbox Full Screen Experience (FSE) expansion: Windows is forming a unified game entry point.

· Flagship title updates: First‑party Game Pass strategy and third‑party premium storefronts progress in parallel.

· System‑level innovation: AI capabilities fully integrate into the Windows ecosystem through MCP.

· MG Special Recommendation: Infinity Kingdom awaits your command!

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Xbox Full Screen Experience (FSE) Expansion: Windows is Forming a Unified Game Entry Point

Microsoft has confirmed that Xbox Full Screen Experience (FSE) will expand beyond gaming handhelds to more Windows 11 PCs, including desktops, laptops, and 2‑in‑1 devices. This shift indicates:

(1) FSE is becoming a “game‑mode subsystem” within Windows.  

It is no longer just a UI layer. By coordinating system‑level resource scheduling, FSE reduces background interference and prioritizes gaming performance.

(2) FSE creates a unified cross‑platform game library.  

Players can view and launch games from Microsoft Store, Steam, Epic Games Store, and more—all within one interface, reflecting the multi‑platform nature of today’s PC gaming ecosystem.

(3) Controller‑first interaction may become the new Windows gaming standard.  

The growth of FSE suggests Windows is moving toward a more console‑like default experience for gaming scenarios.

This is considered a key strategic step for Windows in the handheld‑gaming era—reducing fragmentation and strengthening reliance on a unified system‑level game portal.

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Flagship Title Updates: First‑Party Game Pass Strategy & Third‑Party Premium Sales Advance Together

Two significant flagship‑title updates were announced this week:

(1) *Indiana Jones and the Great Circle* joins Game Pass  

The game officially entered Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, and Cloud Gaming on December 4.  

Its primary objective is to support holiday subscription growth and enhance user engagement.  

As a first‑party title, its value lies more in subscription attraction than individual sales.

This is a classic “platform anchor title” strategy—ensuring Game Pass continues to expand in breadth and influence.

(2) *Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater* launches on Microsoft Store  

Released on December 9, the game retains premium pricing at USD 69.99 / 79.99 and does not join Game Pass, but supports Xbox Play Anywhere (one purchase covers both PC and console).

This demonstrates Microsoft’s balanced approach:  

Game Pass drives scale, while premium storefront sales continue to support high‑value content revenue.

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System‑Level Innovation: AI Capabilities Fully Integrate into Windows via MCP

In Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7344, Microsoft introduced the Model Context Protocol (MCP)—a forward‑looking system‑level enhancement.

Its value includes:

(1) MCP establishes a standardized connection between AI and local applications.  

AI agents such as Copilot can safely access application capabilities—for image processing, document summarization, file operations, and more.

(2) Application discovery undergoes structural transformation.  

Previously: “Search → download → open.”  

Future: “Express intent → AI triggers the required application capability.”

(3) File Explorer and system settings now support connector‑based execution.  

Users can complete system‑level actions directly through natural‑language instructions, improving efficiency and lowering operation barriers.

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MG Special Recommendation: Infinity Kingdom Awaits Your Command!

If you're seeking a strategy game that gets “more addictive the more you grind,”  

then*Infinity Kingdom* deserves a spot at your command table!

⭐ Core Fun 1: Multi‑Civilization Heroes × High Freedom  

Arthur, Caesar, Hannibal… cross‑civilization team building is fully possible.  

Your lineup, your rules, your meta.

⭐ Core Fun 2: Deep Unit Counterplay × Smooth Progression  

Shield beats spear, spear beats cavalry, cavalry beats shield—simple yet endlessly tactical.  

Relics, resource battles, global warfare: rhythm and decision‑making are fully in your control.

⭐ Core Fun 3: Alliance Warfare × The Soul of SLG  

A strong alliance can change the direction of an entire server.  

Coordination, reinforcement, city sieges, kingdom wars—the battlefield stays intense and unpredictable.

If you enjoy strategic accomplishment, this title will not disappoint.

Whether it’s the expansion of FSE, the integration of MCP, or the hybrid content strategies across first‑ and third‑party titles—  

they all point toward one clear trend:

The future of PC gaming will be more unified, more intelligent, and more cross‑platform.  

This  is an increasingly player‑friendly era.

Which update are you most excited about?  

The console‑style FSE interface?  

AI‑driven MCP operations?  

New Game Pass entries?  

Or joining Infinity Kingdom for alliance warfare?