Over time though, there have been efforts made to make gaming more affordable. The Social tab in the app now has a new Parties option, where players can check out their recent parties, or even create a new one.Gaming is an expensive hobby-consoles and gaming PCs cost hundreds of dollars and the newest releases can be upwards of $60. This includes sounds like gamepad clicks, breathing, and background noise.Īnd finally, Microsoft has updated the Xbox app on smartphones to allow players to create parties for multiplayer gaming fromm the app itself. Players can now choose to accidentally transmit fewer unwanted noises and interruptions. Windows 10, Windows 11, and Xbox One now also has the party chat noise suppression feature that was previously released on Xbox Series X/S. The Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 can now be customised to have its Xbox button display different colours. The latter two also allow installation on external USB hard drives.įor those not interested in micromanaging their install locations, there’s also an option to “Let Xbox decide” where to install games and apps, which will always select the fastest available drive with enough space.Īside from the revamped library screen, Xbox has also revealed details about smaller updates to other gaming options.
Games optimised for Xbox Series X/S can be installed in a different location than backward compatibile games and apps.
Xbox players can now also change the default installation locations for their games and apps. The goals of the redesign are to make the games easier to install and play.Īll games now shows every game the player might own, as well as games that the player will have access to with their subscriptions, such as Xbox Game Pass, EA Access, and games claimed through Games with Gold.
The update focuses on making improvements the consoles’ Library screens.Īs part of the update, the Full library view in the My games and apps screen has been redesigned. Microsoft has announced a new update for the Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One.
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