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There's an entire Groups setting that lets you track down new players according to a variety of different metrics as well.

Whether you're looking to coordinate with your team before the next game or verify your login information for your streaming apps, navigation is a far sight easier with the Xbox Companion app.įinding new friends to play with is easier than ever before too. If you've ever tried to type on a controller, you'll really appreciate the ability to use your phone's keyboard. Screenshots and game clips can be saved directly to your hard drive, clipped and edited, and shared on a variety of different social media platforms with just a few taps. It's about sharing your clips with friends. The current Xbox interface is about more than just gaming by yourself. You can even use your existing Xbox One controller with your computer.īut the real star of the show is the app's social media settings. The app even allows you to stream PC games directly from your Xbox One to your PC wirelessly. An app like this is especially important given how the 'Xbox' branding is used to unify both Windows 10 and Xbox One games under a single banner. Still: if you’ve got a Windows Phone handset, a 360, and a Live account, give it a spin.The Xbox Companion allows you to navigate your Xbox profile, game library, and friends list wherever you go. It is, at least in its current state, mostly a rather neat trick and an occasional excuse to not get up and grab the controller. While the Xbox Companion lets you fire up and control media and set beacons (alerting you when friends are playing certain games, so you can drop everything and get some headshots), it’s by no means a replacement for your actual controller. Now, don’t go throwing out your dedicated controller just yet, (Master) Chief. Called Xbox Companion, it allows you some degree of control over your 360 from your handset (as opposed to a standard controller), and it just went live. One of the niftier features, however, is being saved solely for those rockin’ Windows Phone 7 phones. Cloud storage for game saves! New Netflix! HBOGO (Eventually!)

Microsoft’s wonderfully shiny new Xbox 360 dashboard is now available to most, and, while it’s a bit of a letdown in some ways (more on that later, probably), it has plenty of very, very cool new features.