Xbox One Live Latest News & Update: Why Keyboard Control, Real-Time Strategy Games Rejoice? Xbox One, 360 Gold May Lineup Changes
Xbox One Live creators program brings mouse and keyboard to Xbox One console. This was announced at the DGC 2017, with an aim to help the devs release their games on Windows 10 and Xbox One.
Xbox One Live Creators Program Brings Windows Features To Xbox One
Xbox One Live Creators program will let developers enable all the Windows features on Xbox One like the full keyboard support. This was announced by Microsoft during the GDC 2017, further revealing some details regarding what type of Windows features may be enabled by the devs on the console.
The Xbox One Live Creators program's enabled keyboard and mouse support are expected to bring major advantages to some sectors of the development community. Reports suggest that those whose games depend on keyboard control scheme such as the real-time strategy games are going to largely benefit from this.
However, Microsoft engineer James Yarrow also revealed that the mouse support for Xbox One is not going to work. This is due to the fact that the majority of the models are not going to be compatible with Xbox One, as only a few will be, although Microsoft plans to bring mouse support to all, Segment Next reported.
Xbox One And Xbox 360 Gold Game LineUp Changes Soon
The Gold lineup of Xbox One and Xbox 360 for May are about to change, which means the users of the two consoles may no longer download a handful of free games after this. The Xbox One owners with active Xbox Live Gold membership were able to download for free the game "Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams - Director's Cut, but will soon be replaced by "Lara Croft and The Temple of Osiris." Meantime, Crystal Dynamics' action-adventure game will still be free for download on Xbox One from May 16 to June 15, Daily Star reported.
