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Xbox Store Redesign Leaked in Images and Hands-on Videos By Techtonic group Microsoft is  planning to revamp the Xbox store for consoles  to match the aesthetics of the Xbox app beta on PC. The UI of the new store codenamed Mercury, was featured on the Russian website  Community 's Twitter handle earlier today. Now,  Windows Central  has managed to make a hands-on video on the upcoming redesign. Community @wincommunity А вот и скриншоты приложения «Mercury» для Xbox One, запущенного на Windows 10. Microsoft готовит глобальный редизайн магазина Xbox Store 143 11:17 PM - Jun 3, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy 31 people are talking about this As you can see in the images above, the store follows Microsoft's Fluent Design, which uplifts the overall interface. You can see modern visually pleasing rounded corners and neat animations throughout the app in the hands-on video. The leaked version of the new Xbox store is currently running on a Windows 10 PC ...

Xbox Series X Can Add 120FPS, HDR to Old Games By techtonic group For those of you who don't know, I prefer a PlayStation over an Xbox. However, I can't deny that Microsoft is doing a much better job of drumming up excitement for its console than Sony. The Redmond giant has given us a  sneak peek at the design , hardware  specifications , and also some  third party games for the Xbox Series X . It has also clarified that the Series X will support a lot of older Xbox One and Xbox 360 games as well! That's exciting enough as it is, but now Microsoft is saying that the Xbox Series X can not only play older games, but make them better! Apparently, the console will be able to add HDR and 120FPS support to older games that don't have either of those features! "Through collaboration with the Xbox Advanced Technology Group, Xbox Series X provides a new and innovative HDR reconstruction technology that allows the platform to automatically add HDR support to ga...

Xbox Game Bar in Windows 10 Now Lets You Access a Calculator and a Browser By Techtonic group Microsoft recently introduced a much-appreciated feature to the Xbox Game Bar on Windows 10 PCs. It's the  widget store  that lets you install third-party apps to access useful features while playing a game. The store debuted with just a couple of widgets from Razer and XSplit but solo developers are already making simple yet handy new apps for this gamer dashboard. The first set of Xbox Game Bar widgets include a calculator and a web browser. Since Microsoft is not the one offering these widgets, they don't come baked into the Game Bar. Instead, you will need to head to the Microsoft Store to install them before they start showing up on the dashboard. The company baked a dedicated Widget Store in the Game Bar but sadly, it does not have any new listing apart from the original ones. Now, I know there may have been times where a game crashes or just wouldn't open once yo...