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Microsoft has announced a brand new Xbox Live, updated for the Xbox One and including a bunch of new details.
Microsoft has just announced the Xbox One, and with it a new and improved Xbox Live.
This new online service will react dynamically to its gamers, says Microsoft, and will include ways to interact with the wider internet.
For example, Xbox One will now be able to act as an DVR for gaming, enabling you to record and upload gameplay footage and share it to the internet - though no compatible services were suggested.
Xbox One will also include in-built editing tools to help make the most of your videos.
Achievements too have been changed, and will be expanded to change more dynamically as you play. Though few details were given, it is likely to tie in with the previous rumours that suggested the Xbox One's Achiemevents could cross different games, and even platforms with mobile and Xbox 360 devices.
Additionally, you'll be able to search for the 'perfect match' for your favourite game while watching TV or browsing the web.
No details were given on whether Xbox Live will still require a subscription
Microsoft has just announced the Xbox One, and with it a new and improved Xbox Live.
This new online service will react dynamically to its gamers, says Microsoft, and will include ways to interact with the wider internet.
For example, Xbox One will now be able to act as an DVR for gaming, enabling you to record and upload gameplay footage and share it to the internet - though no compatible services were suggested.
Xbox One will also include in-built editing tools to help make the most of your videos.
Achievements too have been changed, and will be expanded to change more dynamically as you play. Though few details were given, it is likely to tie in with the previous rumours that suggested the Xbox One's Achiemevents could cross different games, and even platforms with mobile and Xbox 360 devices.
Additionally, you'll be able to search for the 'perfect match' for your favourite game while watching TV or browsing the web.
No details were given on whether Xbox Live will still require a subscription