Microsoft has revealed that achievements unlocked on the Xbox One will be color coded to the players that unlock them. It has been previously reported that achievements also lets multiple people earn separate achievements from within the same game, even logged onto the same console. A new video from Kotaku confirms that multiple people will be able to earn separate achievements from within the same game, even if this is on the same console.
At the 11.15 mark in the video, the UI informs everyone just who unlocked the achievement, with Xbox VP Marc Whitten confirming on Twitter that you'll be able to customise what color you want the alert to display in when you're the one who's done the deed and unlocked the achievement. The colors will change too; while this one is a green/blue-ish color, Xbox VP Marc Whitten says that each player's unlock will be in their "chosen color".
We know this isn't the news of the year from Microsoft or Xbox One, but it's something and we think it's cool.
The Microsoft Xbox One will release November 22. The console will launch with more than 10 titles including: Forza Motorsport 5, Dead Rising 3 and Madden NFL 25.
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