A first look at Microsoft’s new Xbox Copilot
- Xbox Copilot for Gaming is an early version being tested by Microsoft employees, which will eventually be available across multiple devices.
- The feature allows users to access their recent Xbox achievements, get game recommendations based on play history, and ask for tips about completing games.
- Users can also use the assistant to download and install games on their Xbox console, as well as interact with it through voice or text input.
- The early version of Copilot includes a variety of voices, including energetic, wise, chill, and heroic options, which may change before release.
- Microsoft is working on animated versions of the AI assistant, known as “Copilot characters”, to further enhance the gaming experience.
Microsoft has started testing an early version of its Copilot for Gaming experience. Sources familiar with Microsoft’s Xbox plans tell me that employees can now access Copilot within the Xbox mobile app, and that while it looks similar to the existing Copilot chatbot, it’s designed to tap into your Xbox account.
Announced last month, Copilot for Gaming will eventually be available across multiple devices – including Xbox consoles – to act as a companion or assistant that can guide you through games, download and launch titles, and more.
To my understanding, the early version available to Microsoft employees – which might change before release – includes the ability to pull up your recent Xbox achievements, get game recommendations based on your play history, and ask for tips about completing games. You’ll also be able to use this assistant to download and install games on your Xbox console.
Much like the existing Copilot, you can type to this Xbox chatbot or use voice to ask questions. You can also pick between a variety of voices: energetic, wise, chill, or heroic. Microsoft is also working on Copilot characters that will be animated versions of the AI assistant …
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