XBOX fans were left terrified that they had “bricked” their consoles last night after a “service change” caused them to output black screens.
From about three hours after 6 p.m. many Xbox One owners with consoles connected to the Internet found that trying to use their consoles just resulted in seeing a black screen on their tellies.
The Xbox Support team initially acknowledged the “startup, title update and sign-in errors” at 6.08pm on Twitter.
Brad Rosetti, a member of the Xbox engineering team confirmed that they had “identified the service causing the black screens” about half an hour later.
Users reporting problems and responding to updates on Twitter had feared the worst when their consoles seemed to have entirely stopped working, with one saying they “thought my console was toast!!!”
“Oh thank God, I thought my Xbox X was bricked,” said another.
Microsoft’s engineers were kept busy for hours fixing the problems that beset the service yesterday[/caption]
Roughly two hours later, Xbox Support confirmed that the original batch of issues had been resolved, with Rossetti confirming the errant service change had been “rolled back” at around 8 p.m.
That wasn’t the end of woes for fans of Microsoft’s console though, with more reports of issues “downloading and installing content” coming in several hours later.
The tech team got back to work, and those problems were reportedly resolved some time after 5a.m.
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The resolution of the issues means that you should be able to grab the Games With Gold that are free as part of January’s offer before they expire tonight and February’s become available.
The rocky day and severity of the problems doesn’t augur well for the future, given the plans for Internet-dependent game streaming services, and the likelihood that online services will be even more deeply integrated into the Xbox Two.
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