'Real name sharing – Similar to the features we brought you in the March update on Xbox One, you can now choose to share your real name on the Xbox app with all of your friends or with everybody.You can also view their showcase items, including favorite achievements or game clips they added to their profile on their Xbox One.' 'User profile – You can see another gamer's bio, location, reputation, tenure, and other information in the more info page, including their animated avatar.Also, there is a new Avatar sub-forum on the Xbox Feedback site, here.' You can download the Avatar app from the Store on Windows 10. In the Xbox app, click the icon for your profile or your friends' profiles to see their Xbox avatar. 'Avatar app – A new app is available in the Windows Store to customize your Xbox avatar's appearance and outfit your avatar with a vast collection of items.To turn this on, go to Settings > General > Live tile.' 'Live Tiles – The Xbox tile on your Windows 10 start menu can now welcomes you back, showing off your gamerpic and letting you know when you have new messages and activity alerts.Just as with Game DVR, you can also do this by clicking the 'Screenshot' button on the Game bar.' 'Screenshots – Take screenshots of Windows PC games by pressing Windows + Alt + PrtScr.After enabling game DVR, you may need to sign out of Windows 10 and back in for the Game bar to appear.' Once enabled, there are options for background recording, video and audio quality. Get started by turning on 'Record game clips and screenshots' in the Xbox app. There are also a few key settings within the Game bar itself. The length of a recording, including the maximum length, can be changed in Settings > Game DVR in the Xbox app. Additionally, you can manually start and stop recording a game clip by clicking on the 'Record' button on the Game bar or pressing Windows + Alt + R. Click the 'Record that' button to save the last 30 seconds of gameplay, or just press Windows + Alt + G. To bring up the Game bar, press Windows + G. With an upcoming Windows Insider update (build 10061 or higher), you will be able to record game clips for Windows PC games* using the new Game bar available on Windows 10. 'Game DVR for PC games – The Game bar lets you record game clips of your favorite Windows games.Here's what's will be included in the April Xbox Windows 10 app preview:

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