KEY POINTS

  • Micorosoft is rolling out a new update to Xbox One gaming consoles
  • The update introduces a big quality of life improvement to Xbox One players
  • Xbox Series X is scheduled to arrive sometime in the holiday of 2020

Despite the arrival of its next-generation gaming console, Microsoft is still rolling out updates to the Xbox One. The latest update offers a massive quality of life improvement. According to a recent report, Xbox one users would soon be able to control the individual volume levels of other people on the Xbox Live Party.

New Xbox One Update

The latest information about the Xbox One update came from Techradar. The site revealed that Xbox One owners who are a part of the Xbox Insider Alpha Skip-Ahead program could manipulate the volume levels of other people in the owner’s Xbox Live Party. While this change may seem trivial to some, it is huge for Xbox One players who would always find the right volume balance levels on their gaming experience.

Microsoft Has More Next-Gen Consoles?

In other Xbox news, a recent interview with 343 Industries’ Chris Lee may have hinted that Microsoft is preparing more than one Xbox consoles this year. Gameblog.fr cited the executive’s answer in a recent Q&A session, which might have slipped the existence of another Xbox gaming console. During the session, the “Halo Infinite” head was asked about the differences of the game’s version on Xbox Series X and Xbox One.

Xbox is combining its Game Pass with its cloud video game service to allow users to play games on their mobile devices
Xbox is combining its Game Pass with its cloud video game service to allow users to play games on their mobile devices AFP / Ina FASSBENDER

Lee responded that “Halo Infinite” was developed to run well on "all Scarlett devices." Project Scarlett or simply Scarlett is the internal name used by the team to refer to the Xbox Series X. While the game executive does not mention the name Lockhart or Xbox Series S, fans and gamers were quick to speculate that Lee’s use of words might have revealed one of Microsoft’s secrets.

Other Details

Despite the series of leaks and rumors pointing to the existence of the more affordable but less powerful Xbox Series S, Microsoft is still mum about the subject. The Redmond-based tech titan recently held the Xbox Series X event dubbed as the Xbox Games Showcase. During the event, Xbox announced next-generation titles arriving on the forthcoming console. The team also showcased exciting gameplays.

A Microsoft executive recently slipped up and hinted that the Xbox Series X would arrive in November. Despite this, Microsoft still sticks with its Holiday 2020 release window.