Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft’s Xbox division, announced last week that the company is scheduled to launch the ‘New Xbox One Experience’ on November 12. The Xbox One’s user interface has remained largely the same since its debut two years ago, but the new Windows 10-inspired interface “promises a more controller-friendly experience,” reports Digital Trends, featuring Windows tiles and “a task bar on the left-hand side, making menus and settings easier to find.” While the new UI will offer backwards compatibility for Xbox 360 games, the anticipated integration of virtual assistant Cortana has been delayed until next year.