Sony doesn't just want to ake loading screens a feature of the past with the PS5, it wants to get you playing the parts of a game that matter to you quicker and smoother than ever when it unleashes its new console.

The PS2 dashboard is still a work of art, a simplistic collection of menus which allowed players a host of options to navigate through and tweak their game output that little bit more. It’s also getting a revival, just in time for players to slap on some rose-tinted nostalgia goggles and wax lyrical about the good ol’ days.

Tired of never knowing exactly when a game will need an update before you can play it? The new Xbox One dashboard is fixing that.

The Xbox One is about to get a lot more appealing this year. Backwards compatibility, more community options and of course, a user interface that doesn’t look like a cat litter tray which hasn’t been cleaned for several weeks. That’s all part of the new Xbox experience that Microsoft is bringing, as they aim to make the console quicker and more responsive.

Here's a preview look at the changes coming to the Xbox One in its next monthly update.

Microsoft rolling out an Xbox One feature preview program for testing purposes.

Here's a look at the very Windows 8 inspired design of the user interface for the upcoming Xbox One.

Your Xbox is gettig a shiny new update today. here's what to expect.