Xbox One games

Xbox One

— games for Xbox One are for eighth-generation consoles, which are the third line of home gaming consoles from Microsoft. The original Xbox One was released in the fall of 2013, with updates in 2016 (Xbox One S), 2017 (Xbox One X with support for VR headsets and glasses), and 2019 (Xbox One S All-Digital — without an optical disc drive). The direct competitor of this line is the PlayStation 4 from Sony.

In fact, the Xbox One is not just a gaming console but a full-fledged media center: it can function as a media player and as an "intermediary" between a TV set-top box and the screen, providing additional functionality (in particular, recommendations and voice control). The gaming equipment is notable for the updated Xbox 360 gamepad and an improved version of the Kinect contactless controller. Games are distributed both on Blu-ray discs and through the Xbox Games Store online service, with the online store supported by the Windows 10 operating system, allowing games to be purchased via PC. Shortly after the release of the original Xbox One, the creators abandoned regional locks and the need for a constant Internet connection. The console is backward compatible with certain games from earlier Xbox generations, but the release of such games was discontinued in 2019.