Microsoft Demos Xbox One Dashboard In Lengthy Video

By Alex Osborn

The sleek, feature-packed dashboard of Microsoft's next-gen console has been detailed in video form for your eager eyes. Give it a view above.

The walkthrough is quite lengthy, and details everything from Kinect control to Skype, and yes, even some actual game functionality. There's no doubt that Microsoft has poured a lot of time and energy into making its next-gen console's UI as impressive as possible. Let's just hope it works as advertised on day one.

What do you think of Xbox One's dashboard? How does it compare to Sony's offerings with PlayStation 4? Do you have a preference for one over the other? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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