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Xbox Insiders Test New Customization and Organization Features

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Xbox Insiders are receiving updates that include custom user colors, expanded home screen groups, and per-game Quick Resume settings, enhancing console personalization.

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Blues News

Morning Consolidation

Xbox Insiders can now access new console updates featuring an updated boot-up sequence and new Gamerscore badges. Additionally, a new overview trailer has been released for the game Order of the Sinking Star on Nintendo Switch.

Blues News

Evening Tech Bits

New Xbox console updates are available for Xbox Insiders, featuring an updated boot-up sequence and new Gamerscore badges. The article also briefly mentions a new all-black Noctua fan.

Major Nelson

Available for Xbox Insiders: New Xbox Console Updates Bring Updated Boot Up, Gamerscore Badges and More

Microsoft is rolling out new updates for Xbox consoles to select Insiders, featuring a refreshed boot-up animation and sound, tiered Gamerscore badges to showcase achievement milestones, and improved game library filters for better organization. These features will be available to all players after a testing period.

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Major Nelson

Available for Xbox Insiders: More Groups on Home, Custom User Colors, Quick Resume Settings, and More

Xbox is rolling out new features for Insiders, including expanded home screen groups, custom user colors, and per-game Quick Resume settings. Profile badges are also being highlighted in the Guide. These updates aim to enhance personalization and user experience on Xbox consoles.

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Gamespot

Xbox Rolls Out Console Feature Major Nelson Proposed Years Ago

Xbox is rolling out several new console features to select Xbox Insiders, including the ability to create up to 10 Groups, a custom UI color palette, visible profile badges, and a per-game customizable Quick Resume feature. Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb, who proposed the Quick Resume customization years ago, expressed his approval of the update.

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