"Microsoft showed off a "consistent" Xbox UI across handhelds, consoles, and cloud gaming during its Xbox keynote at the Game Developers Conference in March. At the time it was difficult to see if there was anything new about the UI from the videos and photos captured during the event, but Microsoft has now given us a closer look at it thanks to a new video of the keynote that was published earlier today."
"Jason Ronald, VP of next generation at Xbox, showed off the UI while mentioning that players had been noticing "a lot of fragmentation within the experience" across devices, and an overall lack of consistency. "What the team has been doing behind the scenes is doing a lot of work to deliver a consistent experience, so it feels very familiar and very distinctly Xbox no matter where you're choosing to play," says Ronald."
"At first glance the UI, pictured above, doesn't look wildly different to what exists today, but there are some subtle differences across different devices. The Xbox console homescreen is slightly different, with the user profile in the top right and three ad slots along the bottom instead o"
Microsoft is developing a more consistent Xbox user interface across handhelds, consoles, PC, and cloud gaming. The goal is to address fragmentation players notice across devices and to deliver a familiar, distinctly Xbox experience regardless of where games are played. A keynote at the Game Developers Conference in March showcased the consistent UI, and a newly published video provided a closer look. Jason Ronald, VP of next generation at Xbox, described behind-the-scenes work to make the experience feel the same across platforms. Early visuals show subtle device-specific differences, such as the console home screen layout, including the placement of the user profile and ad slots.
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