Microsoft has announced the contents of its latest Xbox One update.
The patch, which began rolling out in select areas earlier today, may not sound particularly exciting as it doesn't bring with it any user-facing changes, but Major Nelson has revealed it preps the console for both Windows 10 game streaming and backwards compatibility.
"Later today Xbox One owners will be getting a system update," he explained. "This update prepares for game streaming to Windows 10 (launching July 29th) and our upcoming Backward Compatibility feature launching in a few months. There are no new user-facing features in this release as the team focuses on the New Xbox One Experience that will be available later this year."
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The patch, which began rolling out in select areas earlier today, may not sound particularly exciting as it doesn't bring with it any user-facing changes, but Major Nelson has revealed it preps the console for both Windows 10 game streaming and backwards compatibility.
"Later today Xbox One owners will be getting a system update," he explained. "This update prepares for game streaming to Windows 10 (launching July 29th) and our upcoming Backward Compatibility feature launching in a few months. There are no new user-facing features in this release as the team focuses on the New Xbox One Experience that will be available later this year."
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