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How to Use Custom Button Mapping on the Xbox One

How to Use Custom Button Mapping on the Xbox One

By Jim Tanous • Nov 16, 2015

The latest Xbox One system update introduces custom button mapping for standard Xbox One controllers, meaning that you’ll no longer need to drop $150 on an Xbox One Elite controller just to get the button layout you want. Here’s how it works.

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How to Use 1080p/60fps Xbox One Streaming in Windows 10

How to Use 1080p/60fps Xbox One Streaming in Windows 10

By Jim Tanous • Aug 18, 2015

Microsoft just made Xbox One streaming to Windows 10 a whole lot more interesting with the introduction of support for 1080p at 60fps. Here’s a quick look at how you can enable this new quality feature, and if it even makes a difference.

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Get a Free Game of Your Choice With Purchase of Xbox One Bundle

Get a Free Game of Your Choice With Purchase of Xbox One Bundle

By Jim Tanous • Jun 21, 2015

If you’re looking to pick up an Xbox One, now might be the time. In addition to the free games that already come with the various console bundles, you can pick up an additional free game this week with the purchase of an Xbox One.

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Here’s What Xbox 360 Games Look Like on the Xbox One

Here’s What Xbox 360 Games Look Like on the Xbox One

By Jim Tanous • Jun 18, 2015

News of Xbox One backwards-compatibility with Xbox 360 games is exciting, but emulation is a tricky thing, even for powerful new consoles. Can the Xbox One handle complex Xbox 360 games like Mass Effect? Some early testers provide some interesting answers.

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How to Soon Play Xbox 360 Games on Xbox One

How to Soon Play Xbox 360 Games on Xbox One

By Jim Tanous • Jun 15, 2015

Microsoft surprised the industry at E3 by announcing “native” backward-compatibility to play Xbox 360 games on Xbox One. But before you toss your Xbox 360 console out the window, you’ll want to check out the full details. The ability to play Xbox 360 games on Xbox One is indeed great news, but there are several important factors to consider.

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Xbox Live Games with Gold May 2015

Xbox Live Games with Gold May 2015

By Jim Tanous • Apr 29, 2015

Xbox Live members will get three new free games in May as part of Microsoft’s Games with Gold program. CastleStorm: Definitive Edition will come to the Xbox One, while Xbox 360 owners will get Mafia II and F1 2013.

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How to Use an Xbox One Controller with a Mac

How to Use an Xbox One Controller with a Mac

By Jim Tanous • Jan 4, 2015

It’s easy to connect a PS4 controller to your Mac, but what about the Xbox One controller? The good news is that it works great, but the bad news is that it requires a bit more setup thanks to Microsoft’s use of proprietary wireless technologies. But don’t worry, Xbox One gamers, we’ll show you how to get up and running with an Xbox One controller and your Mac.

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Native Plex App Now Available for the Xbox One, Xbox 360 “Shortly”

Native Plex App Now Available for the Xbox One, Xbox 360 “Shortly”

By Jim Tanous • Oct 7, 2014

Popular media server and playback software Plex is now available on the Xbox One, with an Xbox 360 release coming soon. The Xbox One app is currently available on the Xbox Store and is free for members of the service’s paid Plex Pass program and includes new features like support Kinect voice and motion control.

Home Theater

Minecraft Launches for Xbox One and PS4 This Friday

Minecraft Launches for Xbox One and PS4 This Friday

By Jim Tanous • Sep 3, 2014

Minecraft, the hugely popular block-based sandbox game, is heading to the Xbox One and PS4 this Friday, September 5th. Owners of Minecraft on the Xbox 360 will be able to upgrade to the Xbox One edition for $4.99, while all others will be able to pick the game up on the Xbox Store for $19.99.

Games

Standalone Kinect for Xbox One Launches October 7th for $150

Standalone Kinect for Xbox One Launches October 7th for $150

By Jim Tanous • Aug 27, 2014

More than three months after Microsoft announced its “Kinect-less” Xbox One model, the company has finally revealed the details behind the standalone Kinect. The controversial sensor, which will be compatible only with the Xbox One (not the Xbox 360 or PC), will go on sale in October for $149.99.

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