In conjunction with celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Xbox listing, Microsoft launched online museum content earlier, allowing players to review the records set since the advent of Xbox and the accumulated play data of players on the Xbox series consoles.
Microsoft not only lists the records and various development history of a large number of Xbox series consoles in the online museum, but also gives players a glimpse of Xbox design prototypes and other content. It also addresses the “Death of Ring” problems experienced by Xbox 360 in the past. Disclosure of dark historical content such as the content of the discussion letter that planned to acquire Nintendo in the past.
In the online museum, players can also log in to their personal Microsoft accounts to review their past experience of playing games on Xbox series consoles, including the first game played and the cumulative number of games played so far.
The entire online museum is built in HTML5 format, and you can use the mouse and keyboard to shuttle around the museum to browse the history of Xbox series consoles. In addition to operating in the third person, the player can also adjust the perspective to the first person. As for the language, only English, French, Portuguese, German and Spanish are currently supported.