Microsoft developed a new feature for its Xbox consoles. The new Xbox Insiders allows players to have full-speed game downloads, but there's a catch. This new feature is designed to suspend other games so that you can download new titles at higher speeds.

Xbox Receives a New Feature That Allows Full Speed Game Downloads: Here's How Xbox Insiders Work
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According to VG247's latest report, the latest Xbox Insiders option is currently available on the Manage Queue page of Xbox's official website. The new capability was confirmed by Eden Marie, an Xbox engineer.

"Hey, Xbox Insiders! Did you notice these changes rolling out now?" she asked via her official Twitter account.

"Suspend in the queue will let you download at full speed while making sure your game remains resumable (or quick resume-able on Series X|S). New banners in the Full Library will take you to more useful categories!" she added.

Her latest tweet was able to generate more than 390 likes, 10 quote tweets, and 50 retweets.

On the other hand, a user on the comment section asked if Microsoft and Xbox changed the layouts in the Game Pass and Games with Gold sections of the Full Library. The Xbox engineer also confirmed that the company has indeed changed the Gold sections.

How Xbox Insiders work

The new feature is currently available on Xbox consoles including the latest Series X and Series S.

However, it suspends older games so that players can download the new titles at higher speeds. If you are worried that your games will be deleted, Marie confirmed that the suspended titles will remain reusable or quick resume-able.

Xbox Receives a New Feature That Allows Full Speed Game Downloads: Here's How Xbox Insiders Work
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On the other hand, another new feature for Insiders comes in the form of two tabs in the Xbox Game Pass section. These are specifically the Leaving Soon and Recently Added options. These new tabs will give you the information on which games were recently downloaded and which ones are going to be deleted, allowing the users to be informed.

Xbox Insiders feature's other details 

Xbox's official website released the latest Beta Release Notes of its new Xbox Insiders feature. Here are the system update details and other changes you need to know; 

System Update Details:

  • OS version released: XB_FLT_2104\19041.7207.210312-0000
  • Available: 2 p.m. PT - March 16, 2021
  • Mandatory: 3 a.m. PT - March 17, 2021

Fixes made in the system: 

  • Various updates to properly reflect local languages across the console

Issues still unresolved: 

  • Controller are seeing it lose sync with the console.
  • Mixer being unable to adjust chat/game audio levels.
  • The icon for a disc-based title is not appearing on the dashboard.

Microsoft said that although the company was only able to fix one issue, its team of engineers and developers are making efforts to solve other console problems. You can click here for more details.  

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