New Xbox Series X controller features surface with Xbox One update

Microsoft recently debuted its latest pre-release Xbox Ane update for its closed Blastoff Skip Ahead testers, and with rollout across consoles, traces of the next-gen Xbox Series Ten have started to emerge. We expect Xbox Series X to share the same fundamentals of the Xbox 1 operating system (despite some differences), with considerations for the time to come already underway.

The vision for Xbox Series X been discussed extensively, with the latest CPU and GPU engineering science, speedier solid-state storage, and other enhancements enabling improved horsepower. Microsoft also plans to aggrandize its Xbox social features in an age of streaming, and social media, spearheaded past a "Share" button slapped dead center on the new Xbox Serial X controller. Probable to mirror equivalents on PlayStation four and Nintendo Switch, the shortcut provides one-tap access to screenshots, clips, and sharing features.

The newest Xbox Ane preview update for Alpha Skip Alee users now sees those foundations, with options for controller mapping inside the capture and screen menu. That's non a huge surprise — the new Xbox Series X controller will also support Xbox I — bringing all social upgrades to existing hardware, too.

The new "Share" submenu includes the option to remap the new Xbox Serial X Share push button, redirecting to the Xbox Accessories system app. This button isn't present on the existing Xbox 1 controller, yet provides an insight into how Microsoft handles its implementation. Microsoft will seemingly permit users to configure desired shortcuts to this assignable cardinal, building upon its existing Game DVR from the Xbox One era.

The arrival of Xbox Series X looks to bring much-needed revisions to how Xbox handles content creation, revising unintuitive solutions, and hopefully its all-but-dead Upload Studio editing suite. Microsoft is expected to unveil new platform details at an upcoming August live showcase, which may also host its latest social endeavors.

The definitive FromSoftware Souls-like power ranking (now with Elden Ring)

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The definitive FromSoftware Souls-similar power ranking (at present with Elden Band)

FromSoftware has quickly established itself as one of the world's premier action RPG developers with iconic releases like Elden Ring, Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro, but which of these dearest games is the best of the best? Here's our definitive FromSoftware Souls-similar ability ranking.