Xbox One Gets Keyboard and Mouse Support with November Update

by Jack Martin Technical Support

Microsoft is now giving mouse and keyboard support for its Xbox One console. Luckily, Fortnite is going to be one of the first games to enable this support together with Warframe.

Strange Brigade, Vermintide 2, Bomber Crew, Deep Rock Galactic, War Thunder, and X-Morph Defense, all of these games will also be supporting keyboard and mouse later this month.

Developers will require to notably opt-in to facilitate keyboard and mouse support in Xbox One games, and Fortnite, in particular, is the one and only matching these gamers with homogenous inputs for keeping play balanced.

Newest wired, or wireless USB keyboards and mice will be used in the Xbox One, and Microsoft is also associating with Razer to release a new wireless mechanical keyboard and mouse set that’s designed for Xbox.

Microsoft recently revealed seven additional games would have keyboard and mouse support in the future. Also, Microsoft is promising that some more exciting news on this at CES in January. Along with the mouse and keyboard support, Alexa users in the United Kingdom can now beta test Microsoft’s Alexa and Xbox One integration.

Moreover, the Xbox skill can now be accessed in the Alexa UK store, and Microsoft is also featuring the ability to close the apps and games as a Cortana or Alexa command in the November update. Amazon Music is also being expected to be seen in the Xbox One today; this will allow subscribers to stream music to their Microsoft’s consoles.

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