Microsoft has revealed today that it’s delaying the February Xbox One update. The software maker originally unveiled details of the update last week, with plans to release it to consoles later today. Microsoft’s Larry Hryb (Major Nelson) revealed the news on Twitter, noting that the company plans to release it this week, but not today. “The team is working on finalizing,” says Hryb.
Microsoft delays today’s Xbox One update, now coming later this week
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Microsoft’s February Xbox One update is primarily focused on managing content and displaying battery life for controllers. The update will allow Xbox One owners to see what has been downloaded and installed, and separates out the My Games and My Apps sections to make it easier to manage large libraries of games and apps. February’s Xbox One update will also add the option to use a USB keyboard with the console, along with "lots of behind-the-scenes updates" for developers and gamers.
Alongside the delay notice, Microsoft also launched a new headset for the Xbox One, and detailed its upcoming March update further today.
FYI: The February #XboxOne System Update will ship this week, but not today. The team is working on finalizing. More details when I get them
— Larry Hryb (@majornelson) February 11, 2014 Follow topics and authors from this story to see more like this in your personalized homepage feed and to receive email updates.
