The first major update for the get their hands on the systems ahead of the scalpers.

For those who were able to score a new console, Xbox has provided players a choice between the beefier (but more expensive) Series X or pretty much every Xbox game ever via backward compatibility. Now, Xbox is adding more functions to the Series X and Series S, though these aren’t as drastic.

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Yesterday, be able to pre- games ahead of their addition to Xbox Game .

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While the Xbox Series X and Series S have been well received by those able to get their hands on them at this early stage of the latest console generation, there have been some bumps along the way. Aside from the previously mentioned supply issues (which are expected to continue well into next year), the new Xbox systems are facing fierce completion from the PS5, which has managed to outsell Microsoft's offerings within the past few weeks. Worse yet, fans have been reporting hardware issues like strange noises and their consoles shutting off at random. Despite these problems, Microsoft reports that the Xbox Series X is the company's most successful console launch in history.

The November 2020 update patch for the Xbox Series X and Series S doesn’t feature anything particularly game-changing, but these new features will certainly make things easier for players to keep track of which titles are compatible with the system’s impressive graphical enhancement technology, set up separate s for the younger gamers in their lives or even spruce up their Dashboard with a cool new wallpaper. All of these new features are now available to via Xbox’s System Updates.                                     

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