The Xbox Series X user interface was quietly unveiled, with the help of a blog post and promo video. Microsoft is focusing on speed and simplicity, aiming to offer the same Xbox UI across various platforms, from Series X to Xbox One, to PC and smartphones that can stream games.
Microsoft has yet to announce how much the new Xbox Series X will cost and when it will launch. It hasn’t even acknowledged the existence of the Xbox Series S console that could turn out to be even cheaper than the PS5 Digital Edition if recent reports are accurate. But it turns out there’s one more big Xbox detail to keep gamers entertained until the big announcements drop, and that’s the new Xbox user interface. Microsoft revealed “the new Xbox experience” via a blog post and YouTube video that offer us a look at the new operating system that will run on Series X devices as well as other places where Xbox games are available. The new Xbox home screen will load 50% faster when you boot the console, and it’s a third faster when loading from a game.
