Microsoft has started testing a new Xbox Game Hubs feature with Xbox Insiders. It means you might have to press the Xbox A button twice to launch games soon.
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It's amazing how many companies are open with their inability to properly manage software releases while at the same time revealing they have designs developed and ready for full release to do things they know will annoy gamers.
Microsoft has certainly used that excuse in at least 2-3 Windows updates over the recent years over ads in the Start Menu or something like that
"oh so sooowy, we wanted to do iiit, but obviously not launch it yet, so its totally not our fault, it was fully functional tho lolzzzz"
PS5 needs that. It's annoying to press X on a game and accidentally close the one you're playing.
It’s for the button mashers I guess
I'm in the Alpha Skip Ahead tier of the preview program and I just got this a couple days ago and I hate it lol. I know it's just pressing A twice instead of once to start a game, but it's so unnecessary. The first A press isn't showing me anything important.
i guess i had this happen by accident once or twice.
a warning is all we need rly. like "hey this other game is still running, u sure ?"