How do I browse games on xbox one dashboard

neil123123 · Jan 10, 2014

Hello, Having trouble navigating the games section. I can search for a specific game and click on the 'most popular...' Links but how do I do what I used to do on my 360, I.e show games by type, genre or by first letter, etc. I must be stupid but I can't
figure it out. I know there aren't that many games out but I just want to navigate through them. Thanks.

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SereneTwilight · Jan 10, 2014

TV & Movies and Music Page missing from dashboard and browse the Xbox market place without constantly searching for games ????

I just got a brand new Xbox 360.

The TV & Movies and Music Page is missing from my dashboard any reason why ?

Also how do i browse the Xbox market place without constantly searching for games ??

Some games are also missing which i can find on the Xbox website but not on the console ????

There is a browse apps button on the Apps page but no browse games button ??

I updated my Xbox yesterday and its very frustrating.

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eG x Thee Elf · Jan 11, 2014

chucklepie,

If you say "Xbox, Bing, Games". The result will be a breakdown of "Action & Adventure", "Shooter", "Family", "Sports & Recreation", "Racing & Flying", "Strategy & Simulation", "Fighting", and "Music". The initial display screen will be the Most Popular
results but under each category there is an option to see More/All by clicking the "..." under each category. Hope this helps!

CMUchippewa · Jan 11, 2014

Xbox is trying to get its users to use Bing search more, so in order to browse the games, you have to go that route.

neil123123 · Oct 31, 2018

Thanks. So you're saying there is no way, and probably won't be either?

Sadly it doesn't recognise my son's voice, he's 8. Maybe in 4 years it might recognise him and let him search for games

All he, and I, want to do is use the controller to do stuff not talk to it and get annoyed everytime it fails to recognise a command.

CMUchippewa

Xbox is trying to get its users to use Bing search more, so in order to browse the games, you have to go that route.

eG x Thee Elf

chucklepie,

If you say "Xbox, Bing, Games". The result will be a breakdown of "Action & Adventure", "Shooter", "Family", "Sports & Recreation", "Racing & Flying", "Strategy & Simulation", "Fighting", and "Music". The initial display screen will be the Most Popular
results but under each category there is an option to see More/All by clicking the "..." under each category. Hope this helps!

neil123123

Thanks. So you're saying there is no way, and probably won't be either?

Sadly it doesn't recognise my son's voice, he's 8. Maybe in 4 years it might recognise him and let him search for games

All he, and I, want to do is use the controller to do stuff not talk to it and get annoyed everytime it fails to recognise a command.

onyxishere

The add ons section is in Games/Games Marketplace. Just scroll over to add ons and click on new.

MAXIMUS VI

While browsing another thread, I saw someone mention how at the pre-launch Xbox One events there was a "controller settings" option available at the dashboard. Apparently, that was taken out for the final dashboard build, but there is hope that it may return
again sometime in the future. For now, though, it appears you may be out of luck.

How do I browse games on xbox one dashboard