Microsoft has just announced that the long-awaited Creators Update to Xbox One , which aims to change the console interface to make more immediate and fast, all activities will begin to be issued to members of the Xbox program Insider starting tonight, but it will be a release in waves: even if you have received the message informing you of the inclusion in update, you might not receive it right away.

For the occasion the company did clarity--via a video shown by Major Nelson and from the console development team member Scott Henson and also with a series of images-on feature present in the update.

In addition to the already announced restatement of the guides, now accessible with a single click of the Xbox button and that includes all the features already present on the Home page of the console, there is thus also a redesign of the Home itself, with a great arrangement of all the elements and-apparently-the disappearance of the splash screen preview of the game running for a series of more useful information and a greater system responsiveness. An interesting feature is also one that, if you have not set a custom background for the home, this will change dynamically depending on the game that you have started.

Other important news are a new screen to install updates, which now shows more clearly the different phases of the installation, and an interesting feature "co-pilot" can be activated from the options that allows you to merge the input of two controllers: it is a feature designed to allow a more experienced player to support and help those who might be in trouble as maybe kids or even disabled players so as to enable them to enjoy the best gaming experience.

Finally a feature very useful is a new trace window can be positioned as desired targets on the screen, showing us where are we in the unlocking of objectives requiring the achievement of a number of actions or collecting items.

We leave you to your movie and images: enjoy!