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Xbox Series X|S Dashboard Update Hits All Users

Microsoft's substantial Xbox Series X|S dashboard update, previously for Insiders, is now available to all users. It brings new Quick Resume features, guide customization, profile badges, and more Xbox Home groups to consoles.

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Microsoft rolls out its first substantial Xbox Series X|S dashboard update in ages to all users, after limiting it to Xbox Insiders a month ago. The update adds new Quick Resume features, guide customization options, profile badges, and additional Xbox Home groups. These features now live on consoles, enabling better navigation and personalization for players.

Microsoft rolls out its first substantial Xbox Series X|S dashboard update in ages to all users, after limiting it to Xbox Insiders around a month ago.

Pure Xbox reports the update includes new Quick Resume features, guide customisation options, profile badges, and additional Xbox Home groups.

These features are now live and ready to use on Xbox Series X|S consoles.
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