Jump ahead with Xbox Live.
Play with the greatest community of gamers on the most advanced multiplayer network.
The next generation of live game streaming.
Mixer is the only next gen streaming service that offers viewers real-time influence and participation in live game streams. Streamers and viewers can connect like never before, engaging together to create a whole new streaming experience.
Xbox Avatars – for everybody everywhere.
Create a digital expression of yourself and endlessly customize it whenever and however you want. With a huge selection of body types, skin tones, emotions, outfits, and props you can be the person in the mirror or anyone else you can imagine.
Xbox Play Anywhere.
Now when you own an Xbox Play Anywhere digital title, it’s yours to play on both Xbox One and Windows 10 PC at no additional cost. Play a game and pick up where you left off on another Xbox One or PC, bringing all your saves, game add-ons, and achievements with you. Anywhere is a great place to play. 2.
Personalized home.
Add blocks for friends, games, and more to personalize your home screen with content that matters to you.
A new guide.
Switching between tabs is faster than ever. There are tabs for Achievements, Multiplayer, People, Communication, Broadcast & Capture, and System. New flyouts allow a deeper level of Guide detail than ever before.
Gather your Fireteam.
With Looking for Group on Xbox Live, you can search for gamers with similar gaming objectives, playstyles, and preferences across Xbox One and Windows 10 PC games.
Welcome to the Club.
Create your own gaming communities with Clubs on Xbox Live. With dedicated groups organized around similar interests, playstyles, and objectives, it’s easier than ever to stay connected with like-minded gamers.
Player generated tournaments with Arena on Xbox Live.
Create your own tournaments with Arena on Xbox Live, where you can customize the type of tournaments, and schedule the starting dates and times all with one simple sign-up-- no extra registration required.
Xbox Live Gold membership (sold separately) required for multiplayer on Xbox One.
Follow PC games on Xbox One.
Now top PC games will start showing up on Xbox Live. See what your friends are playing, share and watch game clips, and access Game Hubs for your favorite titles.
Create Minecraft worlds together on Windows 10 and mobile.
Now Minecraft players on Windows 10 and mobile can host their own multiplayer worlds using the Minecraft Realms service and Xbox Live. Play with friends 24/7 on private, cloud-based servers, even when the original world creator is offline. And with your Xbox Live account, you even can try Minecraft Realms on mobile and Windows 10 free for one month through the Minecraft app.
Connect with the Xbox Live Community, everywhere you go.
Stay connected with your friends and gaming community everywhere you go across Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs, tablets, and phones. See what your friends are playing, view your achievements, get notifications, send messages, share game clips, and much more. You can even party chat with gamers across Xbox One and Windows 10 PCs.
Play in more places.
Enjoy the freedom to play your favorite games in more places than ever. Easily access your games, friends, and community across Xbox One, Windows 10 PC, tablet, and phone. Wherever you go, your games and achievements go with you. And when you stream your Xbox One games to your Windows 10 PC, you can continue to play with your friends and record your best game moments.
Build your gaming legacy.
Earn Achievements and add to your Gamerscore across Xbox One, Windows 10 PC, tablet, and phone. Take screenshots and capture your best gaming moments with built-in Game DVR. Use the footage to create amazing videos, add commentary, and share them with your friends. You can also broadcast gameplay live from your Xbox One via Twitch for the world to see. Create your own identity as a gamer. Customize your Gamertag, create your own Xbox Avatar, and bring together everything that matters to you in your Gamer Profile.
Experience playing as part of a team, with the most advanced online multiplayer 2.
Multiplayer for everyone.
Build imaginative, awe-inspiring worlds with your friends. Compete in heart-pounding matches that require quick thinking and fast reflexes. Whether you are in the mood for cooperative or competitive gameplay, Xbox Live has something for everyone. With the world's premier gaming community, there is always someone ready to play matching your skill and style.
Battle-tested performance.
Powered by hundreds of thousands of servers, Xbox Live delivers maximum performance while reducing lag and cheating. With over 1 billion multiplayer matches played each month, Xbox Live is built for performance, speed and reliability.
Play with the best.
Now it’s faster and easier to find people you want to play with on Xbox Live using Xbox Looking for Group.
Cloud-based, cross-device multiplayer.
Xbox Live opens you to a wider world of gamers to play with. With cross-device multiplayer, you can play with your friends regardless of whether they play on Xbox One or Windows 10 PC.
Get more with Xbox Live Rewards, no matter where you play.
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1. PC hardware requirements may vary on Windows 10.
2. Initial set-up, updates, and some games and features require broadband internet; ISP fees apply. Online multiplayer for Xbox One requires Xbox Live Gold (sold separately).
How to Set Up an Xbox One Profile.
Once you've got your Xbox One plugged in and running, the next step is to create a user profile. This will allow you to save your preferences, participate in Xbox Live, store saved game data to the cloud and more. Here's how to set up your Xbox One profile.
1. Click the bar on the upper left of the home screen. If others have already made Xbox One profiles on the machine, then their profile pictures will appear on this bar, highlighted in white in the below picture.
2. Choose "Add new." Clicking the aforementioned bar on the home screen will bring you to a screen that lists all the profiles already set up on the Xbox One. If you want to create a new profile, select "Add new" at the bottom left.
3. Sign in with your Microsoft account. If you have an Xbox Live membership, or an email address ending in "@outlook.com," then you have a Microsoft account. Sign in with the email associated with that account.
If you don't have a Microsoft account, see "Creating a Microsoft account on the Xbox One" at the bottom of this article, then return to step 4.
4. Choose a color. This will be the color scheme for the Xbox home screen.
5. View your completed profile. If you didn't already have an Xbox Live account, the Xbox One automatically generates a username and gamerpic for your account. In the below picture, you can see we were given the name "ManilaThunder82" and the gamerpic of the wizard. If you'd like to choose your own username and picture, you can change them at the home screen (see step TK).
6. Set up Kinect sign-in. The Xbox One will ask you to identify your face on its Xbox One camera. If there's more than one person in the camera's view, raise your hand to identify yourself. You can also choose "Sign in manually" if you don't want to use the Kinect.
7. Go to the Home screen. You can do this by pressing the circular button with the stylized X in the center of the Xbox One controller, or by saying, "Xbox, go home."
8. Click on your Profile bar. This will be a vertical rectangle that has your gamerpic at the top. It's marked with a white outline in the below picture. Clicking this bar will bring you to a page with information about your Xbox One profile, your friends, messages and achievements.
9. Click "My profile." This will let you make adjustments to your Xbox One profile.
10. Adjust your gamerpic and gamertag. You can do this by selecting "Set gamerpic" or "Set gamertag" on this screen. (The latter is marked below with a black rectangle.) You can change your gamerpic as many times as you'd like, but you only get one free chance to change your gamertag; you'll have to pay for any subsequent changes.
11. (Optional) Change your gamertag. If you choose to change your gamertag from the auto-generated one created for you at setup, you'll come to this screen that suggests six more auto-generated options. Pick one of them, or select "Make my own" at the bottom.
12. Confirm your gamertag choice. After typing in or selecting your new gamertag, confirm your selection by clicking "Sounds good."
Creating a Microsoft account on the Xbox One.
If you don't have a Microsoft account, you can create one from the Xbox One while setting up your user profile. You can also create an account online.
1. Select "Get a new email." This option appears when creating a new user profile on the Xbox One.
2. Create an outlook email address. To do this, enter the text you want to use as your local part (the part before the @ symbol). Then select the "enter" key on the screen and press "A," or just press the "Options" button (marked with three horizontal lines) on the controller.
3. Enter your first name and last name . On the first screen (picture below) that says, "Create your account," enter your first name and choose "enter." On the following page, type your last name.
4. Pick a password. Xbox requires that your Microsoft account password have at least eight characters, at least one of which must be an uppercase letter, a number or a symbol. On the page after that, the Xbox will ask you to to enter your date of birth.
5. Add a backup phone or email address. Microsoft requires you to enter either a backup phone number or an email address where you can be reached if you ever get locked out of your Microsoft account.
6. Accept the services agreement, and privacy and cookies statement. You'll have to click on the buttons labeled "Microsoft services agreement" and "Microsoft privacy and cookies statement" to actually read them. On this page, you'll also need to make sure to check or uncheck the options to receive promotional emails and to let Microsoft analyze your account information.
7. Accept the Xbox Terms of Use and privacy statement. As before, you'll have to click on the buttons labeled "Xbox Live terms of use" and "Xbox privacy statement" to actually see them. At this point, you'll also have to check or uncheck the options to receive information and offers from Xbox and its partner companies.
Xbox Live on Xbox One.
Xbox Live on Xbox One has been confirmed by Microsoft. Your Xbox Live Gold account and Achievements will carry over to Xbox One. Your Gamertag and Avatar will also transfer over xbox gold membership. The price of admission for one year is $59.99 US compared to Playstation Plus's $50 US per year price tag. However, unlike Playstation Plus, Xbox Live can be found discounted at other retailers.
Xbox Live Arcade purchases will not transfer over, as the Xbox One will not be in any way natively backwards compatible, with cloud backwards compatibility excpected to come in the future. However, entertainment content that you've purchased, such as movies, will carry over. [1]
According to Microsoft, "Your Gold account carries over so you will have your Gold on Xbox 360 as well as Xbox One. With Smart Match, Game DVR and New Achievements, we previewed some of the major investments we're making to make the new Xbox Live the best place to play games and enjoy entertainment with your friends online. We will have even more to share in three weeks at E3." [Source: IGN Interview with Microsoft] [2]
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"Your current Xbox Live Gamertag will stay with you on Xbox One if you choose to keep it, and your hard-earned Gamerscore and Achievements will indeed carry over from Xbox 360." Gamertags will remain limited to the same length (16 characters) on Xbox Live for Xbox One [3]
Xbox Live will have access to over 300,000 servers, which is larger than the entirety of the internet was during the late-'90s. [4] Xbox Live is required for online play, to upload gameplay unlike the PS4, and in order to receive free games.
EditCloud Storage.
All of your content will be available and stored on the cloud, meaning you can access your games, movies, and saves anywhere at anytime. [5] It is available to all types of members, even if you do not have gold.
EditXbox Live Friend Cap.
The cap for Xbox Live friends will be removed completely, up from the 360's limit of 100.
EditFavorite Friends.
In an interview with Marc Whitten [6], it was revealed that certain Xbox Live friends can be marked as favourites, allowing quicker access to their profile.
EditPrivacy.
You'll be able to display various levels of privacy. Certain friends will only be able to see your Gamertag, while closer ones will see your full name. [7] Full names are in no way required however. You have to give you friends the ability to see your real name, which you can completely ignore if you wish.
EditSubscription Price.
The Xbox Live on Xbox One subscription price will continue to cost $59.99 per year, same as on Xbox 360. Price may vary based on store. For example 12 month Xbox Live Gold memberships can be bought on Amazon for as low as $40-50. A special Day One Edition membership card is available for pre-order, which includes Killer Instinct: Round One.
EditFree Games to Gold Members.
Gold Members to Xbox Live will now be able to download two free games per month - similar to PlayStation Plus. These games will be selected by Microsoft. It has been confirmed for the Xbox 360, Microsoft has just confirmed that games with gold will continue on the Xbox One, but will not start until 2014.
The first two free games were mistakenly thought to be Halo 3 and Assassin's Creed II. The first free game was Defence Grid: The Awakening which ran from July 1st, 2013 to July 15th, 2013. The second game was for July was indeed Assassin's Creed II for the time of July 16th, 2013 to July 31, 2013. Halo 3 was available free from October 16, 2013 to October 31, 2013.
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How to Get Connected to Xbox Live.
The Xbox family of consoles are at their best when connected to the Xbox Live network. Connecting to Xbox Live allows you to download games and media from the Xbox Market, use media apps such as Netflix and ESPN, and play games online against other people. Most Xbox consoles can be connected with a network cable or wirelessly.
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Call up some friends who you know play video games and ask if they want to play. Or if you have Twitter, or Instagram with plenty of followers, you could tell them that you have Xbox Live and would like some friends to play with.
Open the side bar and select New Account. Follow instructions, and then select Live.
Add a controller and then click on add +new and then enter details to your for your Xbox live account.
Purchase an ethernet cable. Connect it to the back of the Xbox and into an ethernet plug in the wall.
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Xbox One: 20 things you need to know.
Microsoft's new console may seem daunting, but here are some key points about the new do-nearly-everything gaming machine.
After months of waiting, the Xbox One is almost here.
We already posted our in-depth review , but for those of you looking for the TL;DR version of all the latest Xbox One news, here's a quick cheat sheet.
1. Price and availability.
The Xbox One will be released in Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, the UK, and the US on November 22. It costs $499 in North America, £429 in the UK, AU$599 in Australia, and 499 euros in the EU countries listed above. The Kinect camera is included; you can't opt out of that peripheral.
2. You'll need an Xbox Live Gold membership ($60/year in the US) to do almost anything beyond play single-player games.
Xbox Live Gold was pretty much a requirement for any online Xbox gamer before, but that's even more the case now. Any online services require Gold, from streaming Netflix to game DVR functionality (apps and game recordings are free on the PS4, with only online gaming requiring a PlayStation Plus membership).
3. It plays Blu-rays, DVDs, and (unlike PS4) CDs.
The Xbox 360 only had DVD support, and -- briefly, via a peripheral -- HD-DVDs. Blu-ray playback is a pleasant addition. And sorry, lovers of 3D Blu-rays , whoever you are: the Xbox One isn't compatible with you. (There is no 3D Blu-ray compatibility on PS4 at present, either.)
4. It supports limited DLNA. in theory.
Microsoft's pushing its SkyDrive account -- Microsoft's own cloud-storage service -- to play back cloud-stored photos and videos, but "Play To" DLNA-supported devices could theoretically work. We haven't tested this yet, but if you're a streaming-media-server type of person, prepare to be a bit disappointed versus what was capable on an Xbox 360.
5. The hard drive is not user replaceable (unlike with the PS4)
The Xbox One comes with a 500GB hard drive, and you're going to have to live with it. Right now, there's no plan to how, exactly, you'll upgrade that storage. The Xbox 360 used to have a proprietary snap-on hard drive; on the One, it lives inside the console. (PS4 owners can self-upgrade with a standard laptop hard drive.)
6. It won't play your old Xbox 360, original Xbox, or Xbox Live Arcade titles (discs or digital)
Bad news for Xbox 360 owners with huge game libraries: the Xbox One won't play your discs. And any downloaded Xbox games that exist on your Xbox Live account won't transfer over, either. It's a fresh start with the Xbox One, whether you like it or not -- but user settings and account details are retained and carried over.
7. Downloaded games can be redownloaded and played anywhere, but disc games need the disc to play.
Disc and disc-free games alike need installation on the Xbox One, but if you go the disc route, keep in mind that you'll always need that disc inserted to start the game.
8. The Xbox One doesn't have Bluetooth support.
Go figure. Wi-Fi Direct and 802.11n Wi-Fi will help address some device-to-device connections, but for wireless accessories you'll have to use official Xbox options. The PlayStation 4 doesn't work with universal Bluetooth peripherals, either, even though it does have Bluetooth onboard.
9. The Kinect doubles as an IR blaster.
For any universal remote control purposes, the Kinect, when set up, will be programmed to operate your TV and cable box. Controls like volume control and channel-changing can be executed using voice, but it can get a little challenging at times.
10. The Xbox One works with universal remotes.
Unlike the PS4, which lacks an IR port, the Xbox One can be controlled with a compatible universal remote. That's nice for DVD or Blu-ray playback, for folks who don't want to use the Xbox controller or Kinect voice commands.
11. The Xbox One is bigger than the PlayStation 4.
It's not even close. Not only is the One the bulkier console, but it has a very large power brick adapter attached to the power cable; the PlayStation 4 just has a regular thin plug.
12. Xbox SmartGlass is back, and runs on Windows 8, iOS, and Android devices.
Microsoft's second-screen SmartGlass app works on a variety of phones, tablets, and PCs, and promises to add media playback controls, in-game second-screen functions, and pop-up information viewing throughout Xbox One. Many iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches, Android 4 devices 7 inches and larger, and Windows 8 phones, tablets, and PCs can connect.
13. Kinect is not required for use, but it certainly helps.
A new Kinect comes packed in with every Xbox One, making it a required purchase. It's also meant to be plugged in most of the time. You don't need it plugged in, but any automatic logging in, voice control, and gesture recognition, which is a big part of how the Xbox One works, won't function.
14. It works with cable and satellite TV, but doesn't support DVR control.
An HDMI input allows you to run your cable box directly into the Xbox One , feeding it all your TV feeds. The Xbox One has its own searchable menu for TV listings, too, and can change the channel on your cable box, acting on its behalf. But, while you can watch your DVR, you can't use the Xbox One to access your recordings or the menus; for that, you're going to have to use your remote, as usual.
15. Some TVs aren't supported by Kinect.
CNET couldn't get the Xbox One to recognize the Sharp Elite PRO-60X5FD from CNET's Lab, which also meant the Kinect wouldn't learn commands for the set, either. Maybe additional software updates are needed, but this bears watching.
16. Game DVR only records the last 5 minutes of what you're playing, versus 15 minutes on the PlayStation 4.
It's fun to share, but remember that the Xbox One only keeps a continuously recording backlog of the last 5 minutes, versus 15 minutes on the PS4. But it's easier to share a quick 30-second clip on the Xbox One.
17. Twitch exists as an app for Xbox One, but you can't broadcast using it yet.
The PlayStation 4 has the ability to create your own live broadcast of your gameplay for the world to see via Twitch, or watch what others are streaming. The Xbox One has a Twitch app, but it's only for viewing streams. Creating your own live stream won't be possible on Xbox until, most likely, early next year.
18. Snap is a multitasker's dream, but some apps don't work for it.
Using Snap, you can create a side split-screen of live TV, NFL scores, or whatever else you can think of while playing a game -- or, combine apps that involve no gaming whatsoever. Some apps don't support Snap yet, but discovering which do takes some trial and error.
19. Voice control is a mixed bag.
Using the Kinect for voice commands shows how many more types of interactions you can do with the Xbox One versus the Xbox 360, but it's not perfect. More often than not you have to repeat yourself, and some TV channels and game titles require exact pronunciation, or are so hard to pronounce that the Xbox One simply won't process it easily.
20. It's always on, for better or worse.
The Xbox One encourages you to run your TV and home theater through it, meaning you'll have your Xbox One (and the Kinect) on even when watching old DVR recordings or when watching a movie. You might get pop-up Skype calls, or game notifications, right in the middle of a show. Of course, you can always disconnect it from your TV feed, too.
Updated with five new entries on November 21. We'll be updating this list in coming days; if you have a question about the Xbox One -- or see an error above -- let us know in the comments section.
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How to Set up Xbox Live.
This wikiHow teaches you how to purchase an Xbox LIVE Gold subscription on your Xbox One, Xbox 360, or the Xbox LIVE website when setting up a new account. You will need to have an Xbox LIVE account in order to set up Xbox LIVE.
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