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A visual history of the many Xbox dashboards

Few interfaces have changed more often — or more radically — than the Xbox dashboard. Most platforms with a large user base are incredibly slow to introduce sweeping changes, but that hasn’t been the case for Microsoft’s game consoles. History shows that its strategy for working in new features and services involved scrapping its previous interface, essentially asking you to re-learn how to use the machine and find your content.

Microsoft deserves credit for experimenting with its dashboard throughout the years, even if many of those experiments weren’t great. With the Xbox Series X set to release later in 2020, now seems like a good time to catch up on the history of the Xbox One and the Xbox 360 dashboard to see where it’s been and where it may be going.

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theverge.com
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Cattle Country Rides Into Town May 27th on Switch, PlayStation, Xbox and PC

Cattle Country will launch on May 27th, 2025, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox and PC.

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nettosgameroom.com
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Tales of the Shire's Meals Shouldn't Be the Only Thing That's Shared

Tales of the Shire's shared meals represent the game's theme of community, but this theme could be further expanded in other gameplay.

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gamerant.com
OtterX17h ago

Man, I like the idea of this game, but the character designs are absolutely repulsive. What were they thinking?

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MotoGP 25 review - Traxion.GG

MotoGP 25 delivers on its promise of a solid, licenced, video game that is a step up from last season’s efforts – but the changes feel too minimal.