New Personalization Options for Xbox Insiders’ Home Interface

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So, here we go—Xbox Insiders, heads up! This week things are shaking up a tad in your recently played games and apps list on Home. Maybe you’re thinking, "big deal," but it might be. Anyway, it’s all about making Home more, like, your own playground. Yeah, they’ve actually listened to what peeps want for once. Crazy, right?

New Stuff? Let’s Talk

Alright, so what’s the deal? Your recently played list is getting a facelift. Three new settings, people! Not sure why I got excited there—maybe it’s just the coffee talking. Let’s dive in:

1. Hide System Apps – If clutter makes you twitchy, this one’s for you. Get rid of the extra fluff. It’s like, "I just wanna see my games, not your random system nonsense, Xbox!"

2. Pin Favorites to Home – Imagine pinning your top three games or apps. Boom! Your faves are right there, ready whenever. No more scrolling endless menus. Feels kind of VIP, right? Or maybe I’m just easily amused.

3. Reduce Tile Count (Coming Soon!) – If you’re into minimalism or just get annoyed with too many tiles (honestly, who doesn’t?), this will trim things down. It’s coming, just not ASAP. They’re still tinkering, but hey, anticipation makes the heart grow fonder? Or that’s love—who knows.

But here’s the catch: Alpha Skip-Ahead and Alpha members get the first crack. Seems a bit unfair, but we all have something to look forward to.

Does It Even Matter?

You’re probably wondering, why? Well, turns out people want their Home to feel like, more personal. Imagine walking into a room that actually feels like yours. That’s what they’re going for. Hide stuff you don’t use, feature things you love, breathe a little easier. Or—maybe not.

Future of Xbox, Really?

A shoutout (is that what the kids still call it?) to all Xbox Insiders, your feedback is like pure gold here. I mean, you’re practically shaping Xbox’s destiny. Opinions matter! I mean, who knew?

And hey, if you’re an Xbox Insider feeling lost or something’s gone wonky, jump on the Xbox Insider subreddit. Tons of folks there to help out, and seriously, join existing convos before starting new threads. Just a tip—keep it smooth, people.

Want in on all this? If you’re not yet an Insider, what are you waiting for? Get ahead of the game (pun intended) by downloading the Xbox Insider Hub. It’s like the VIP lounge for gamers.

For more insider scoops, future release notes, or just a good read, keep tabs on the Xbox Insider Home. Because, why not?

There you have it, in all its messy glory.