![]() ![]() ![]() While most gaming PCs will be powered by Nvidia or AMD cards, Intel is releasing its own widget later this spring to provide quick access to display settings and power profiles. ![]() Intel is also backing Microsoft’s Xbox Game Bar push. There’s also a Razer Gold widget, which acts as a virtual wallet for Razer’s cryptocurrency. Razer has also created a Cortex System Booster widget, which will let gamers end processes and services that are running in the background. The XSplit integration will include access to Gamecaster tools without having to tab out of apps or games and the ability start or stop streams, chat to viewers, or check stream stats all within the overlay. XSplit and Razer are both releasing custom widgets to support Microsoft’s updated Xbox Game Bar. It’s a big move that’s accompanied by a new Xbox Game Bar app store within the overlay, allowing developers to create and list custom widgets for people to find and install. We’ve seen Microsoft gradually improve the Game Bar with widgets, but it’s now opening it up fully today with a beta SDK to enable any developer to create custom widgets. ![]() Microsoft is unveiling some significant changes to its Xbox Game Bar on Windows today, including new custom widgets that any developer can build. ![]()
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