Xbox Fan Shares Dashboard Concept for Project Helix Console
Despite Project Helix being officially unveiled only a few days ago, the gaming community is already deep in conversation regarding the potential aesthetic of Microsoft’s next generation of hardware.
One of the most prominent designs gaining traction is an interface concept by the well-known brand enthusiast Klobrille. His vision draws inspiration from the past, reintroducing the nostalgic tab-based navigation synonymous with the Xbox 360 era. This retro flair is modernized by integrating centered tiles for a contemporary feel.
The concept has been met with widespread acclaim for its clean and intuitive layout. Players suggest that such a UI would align perfectly with Microsoft’s broader objectives; the Redmond giant intends for Project Helix to be the ultimate platform bridging the gap between console and PC environments.
Many enthusiasts believe this dashboard concept hits the “bullseye.” Interestingly, Asha Sharma has previously hinted that a return to a more classic UI style could be a possibility for future updates or next-gen hardware.
Embracing these nostalgic design elements could be a straightforward way for Microsoft to garner goodwill and excitement before launching their new system. While the company has favored a consistent menu design for several years, Project Helix may serve as the catalyst for more adventurous and bold visual changes.
Source: iXBT.games
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