Cortana, Microsoft Corp.’s voice-controlled digital assistant, has changed the way I play videogames on the Xbox One console.
Cortana, Microsoft Corp.’s voice-controlled digital assistant, has changed the way I play videogames on the Xbox One console. And it’s left me wishing I had a similar sidekick for my PlayStation 4. Still, as much as I think Cortana is a welcome addition to the Xbox—rolling out in a software update in the next week or so—it needs to do more outside of gaming.
Let me be clear: Cortana doesn’t help me play games better. I’m still getting crushed by smack-talkers half my age in everything from Gears of War to FIFA soccer. But I’m jumping into gameplay and connecting with friends online much faster than before using voice commands.
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I agree, when I'm busy hands can order voice commands without having control in hand. Or as stated above do good things fast and practical.