Bringing a slew of innovative features to Xbox One consoles, Microsoft’s new Spring update has started rolling out to members of the Xbox Insiders Program today, and is expected to become available to everyone in the near future.
We’ve known for a while that Xbox One X and Xbox One S consoles would getting 1440p display support at some point, and today’s update has finally unveiled the feature, making it possible for both games and media to be displayed on QHD monitors without being downscaled to 1080p.
The update also brings a fascinating (and rather exciting) new feature called Share Controller to Microsoft’s Twitch rival Mixer, and it allows streamers to hand off control of the game they’re playing to viewers watching from the Mixer website.
Viewers will be able to control the streamer’s game by either plugging an Xbox controller into their PC or using an on-screen virtual gamepad.
On top of this, both parties will be able to share controls simultaneously, which is sure to lead to all sorts hilarious hijinks.
Lots of improvements
The release also brings big another change to Mixer, in that broadcasts will no longer stop when the streamer switches …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Gaming
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