The Xbox Series X, Series S, and PS5 are just a week away, which means a ton of new games and better performance for your existing library. But plenty of console owners also use their systems as an entertainment hub, and Microsoft has released more details on that aspect of the Xbox Series X and S as well.

　　In the announcement, Microsoft revealed that your existing streaming entertainment apps will make the trip to Xbox Series X and Series S when they launch. But they'll be joined by one new addition, as the Apple TV app is finally coming to Xbox consoles on November 10. It will be on the new generation, as well as the Xbox One. This is in addition to your other entertainment apps like Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu.

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　　The blog goes on to promise enhanced dynamic range and fuller colors on Series X and S, along with spatial sound supported in certain apps like Netflix and Disney+. Microsoft also promises a better user experience with a speedier dashboard and Microsoft Store for locating more apps.

　　This follows Sony's announcement of the PS5 entertainment apps, which conspicuously didn't include HBO Max. It does include the anime streaming service Crunchyroll, which Sony is reportedly close to acquiring.

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