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FP trendDecember 1, 2020 5:56:58 pm IST
Microsoft has begun rolling out the November update for the Xbox Series X, Series S, and Xbox One consoles. According to the official Xbox Blog, this month’s release includes new options for dynamic backgrounds, new badges’ Optimized for Xbox Series X | It’s easy for gamers to know which games are optimized, a new way to discover games on Xbox Game Pass, the ability to add existing games Xbox Family Members to a new console, as well as bug fixes and performance improvements.
The update has added six new dynamic backgrounds, including some that are a nod to older Xbox consoles.
The blog adds that dynamic backgrounds are a new feature of Xbox Series X | S that gives gamers the ability to customize their home screen with motion and color with six new options. It also includes tributes to the previous generation of Xbox consoles and others based on the popular profile theme.
Xbox Series X and Series S.
According to the blog, “Initial feedback from fans on the feature has been very positive and we are excited to explore additional styles, colors and designs.”
Xbox has said that the team will continue to add new dynamic backgrounds in future console updates.
In addition to this, players will now be able to identify which games are using Auto HDR with new tech tags.
When the Auto HDR setting is enabled on the console, you can improve the visual quality of a game without changing the overall look without any additional work from the game developer.
According to the post, when a player opens the guide during a game with AUTO HDR running, they will see a new tag telling them that the game is benefiting from the feature.
To see which games have been optimized by Xbox, they have added an ‘X | S ‘to your tiles in My games and apps, both in the Games view and in the Full Library. It has also incorporated a game activity tab to allow one to explore things to do in the game that is currently playing.
Players with existing Xbox families will now be able to add family members to their console, directly from settings and can now view, ‘add to’ Play Later ‘and even pre-install certain games before they hit Xbox Game Pass.
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