playing division 2 that is purchased on epic games on xbox series s

No. It would need to be purchased from Microsoft in order to be played on the console.

Hi Sinon, my name is Jhon, and will be a pleasure help you

Check that you are using the same Epic Games account on your Xbox Series S as the one you are trying to link. You can do this by logging into your Epic Games account on the Epic Games website.

Make sure your Xbox Series S account is not associated with another Epic Games account. You can do this by signing in to your Xbox Series S account on the Xbox website.

If you have verified that you are using the same Epic Games account on your Xbox Series S and that your Xbox Series S account is not associated with another Epic Games account, you can try to unlink your Epic Games account from your Xbox Series S.

The only way to unlink is through the Epic Games page following the procedure in the following link:

https://www.epicgames.com/help/epic...y-console-account-from-my-epic-games-account- a5720285933467
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https://answers.microsoft.com/thread/5ae704bd-75fc-4924-821c-8d72aec6fbe3
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Once you've unlinked your Epic Games account from your Xbox Series S, you can try linking them again.

I hope the information I gave you has been useful, have a happy day.

Hi, JoeMcShane1!

You cannot transfer purchased game discs to the Xbox Series S. If you own an Xbox Series S and want to play games that you own on disc, you'll need to purchase them again from the Microsoft Store. If you plan on playing disc games, you may want to get the Xbox Series X instead of the Xbox Series S, as it has a drive.

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As xbox series s is online platform it will be comfortable for buyers to make games in store available for both pc and xbox. Or allowing other online purchase platforms(i.e steam, epic games) . Because all gamers aren't rich to buy separately for pc and xbox.

Make 1 of the Xboxes the "Home Xbox". When done make sure privacy and sharing preferences are set on the "Home Xbox" to share. After that all the games on the "Home Xbox" are accessible by any profile added to that "Home Xbox. The other (non "Home Xbox) has to have the game purchased under that 2nd Xboxes main profile or purchased as a gift from any profile and sent to a chosen profile to be downloaded when that profile signs onto their Xbox. I have an Xbox One X in my living room controlled by my 2nd account profile. I have a Series X in my game room "Home Xbox" controlled by my 1st profile. Example; I log on the Series X with that main profile and buy/download Division 2 with all expansions and passes. I then log on the One X with my 2nd profile (main for that One X) and buy/download Division 2 with out the expansion and passes. So now a family member adds their profile to the One X, if they own the Division 2 they can play it and as much of the content that I have purchased. To play the full version on the One X someone has to buy it for that console, However anyone else that logs onto the One X with their profile that doesn't own any of Division 2 content can't play it at all. They can launch it but it will direct them to the store. Now adding Ultimate Game Pass to the One X allows profiles to download and play any games available through game pass. Remember my Series X will allow any profile added and signed onto can play any games and use the Ultimate Game Pass to download and play from my Series X. One X has limitations for profiles due to that profile owners games owned and which games are in the One X. Confusing ........ ?