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March 23, 2015

Microsoft Details Xbox One April Update

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Xbox community manager Larry Hyrb, better known by his gamertag moniker of Major Nelson, has revealed via his blog some of the enhancements that will be included in the latest Xbox One system update. These include improvements to the achievement system, party chat and Game hub links, as well as some other unspecified feaures. As is normal for Xbox One system updates, it will be first made available to those enlisted in the Xbox Preview program that gives users an early chance to beta test new features before general release. Other improvements and additions will be revealed later in the week according to Major Nelson and also released through the Preview program by the end of the week. The system update is expected to release to all Xbox One users by the middle of April. The Party chat enhancements come in the form of new troubleshooting guides rather than any improvements to the actual quality of the communications or fixing connection issues. The new help section will help players to

October 16, 2014

Sony released details about the next PlayStation 4 system update

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It’s long been known that the next software update for the PlayStation 4 will introduce a number of key features, such as Share Play and YouTube support, but Sony has now given out much more detail about the system changes that will come with the update on their official blog. Most of the changes add new features that that improve the experience for users and add brand new features that arte not currently available. The full list of features includes: USB Music Player Change colors Players You May Know Enhancements to Live Broadcasting Content Area and Library Enhanced Voice Commands Add To Library Back Up Data The USB Music Player will allow PlayStation 4 users to play music from any USB devices when they are playing games and it supports formats such as MP3, MP4 and M4A. Suggestions will also be given in your friends list to other players on the PlayStation Network who you might know or by recommending players who your friends regularly play with. The enhanced voice