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Windows 10 Xbox app updated, gets leaderboards and hero stats – onmsft.com

Mark Coppock Mark Coppock
March 23, 2016
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The Windows 10 Xbox app offers a number of nifty features, such as following along with your Xbox achievements, streaming Xbox games, and more. Microsoft also offers a beta version of the Xbox app, that pulls in more of the latest features that correlate to what’s currently running on the Xbox One itself. Today, Microsoft pushed an update to the production Xbox app that borrows some features from the beta.

Windows 10 Xbox App Update
Windows 10 Xbox app splashscreen.

Here’s the changelog for version 15.15.22005.00000 of the app, which replaces version 14.14.16008.00000:

  • Celebrate your gaming accomplishments with gamerscore leaderboards and hero stats
  • New and improved games section
  • Upgraded activity feed
  • Performance and bug fixes

If you’re interested in the leaderboards and hero stats, particularly, then you’ll be glad to see that Microsoft’s work on the beta is making it to the shipping version. The app should already be installed, and so head over to the Windows Store and hit the update button. If it’s not installed, you can get it easily enough by clicking the button below.

Xbox Console Companion
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