Just before the worldwide pre-sales of Microsoft's next-gen consoles, Xbox Series X and S, started, the Windows developer decided to make the redesigned Microsoft Store interface on Xbox available to all users. According to Microsoft, it took years of development to carry out the redesign of the shopping platform that brings considerable improvements to the content purchase experience in its video game.
The first improvement noticed in the Microsoft Store for Xbox was speed, now with the new interface the loading time has been reduced to less than 2 seconds in most accesses. The company says it has also adjusted the display of items to make it easier for users to see what games their friends are playing, as well as more intuitively discover what's on sale at any given time.
The overall navigation of the Microsoft Store on Xbox One has been improved, there are now new search filters, a new wish list and a redesigned cart that allows the user to more easily see what has been added to it. In addition, content ratings have also been changed, making it more for parents to place restrictions on certain titles in the store.
Microsoft launches in remote access app and buys Bethesda Softworks
The beginning of the week was very busy for Microsoft, with several news for its line of games, the Xbox. There was the launch of a new app to remotely access the Xbox and the purchase of ZeniMax Media, owner of the Bethesda Softworks studio, responsible for creating and publishing titles such as The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Wolfenstein, Doom, Dishonored, Quake, Starfield and most.
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