Microsoft has reported that they will start constraining the number of participants who can join the Xbox One Preview program in the future.
A post on the organization's forums uncovers a surge in the quantity of applications, which prompted Microsoft to limit the participants because they are not in any way ready to handle an enormous number of new members.
Here's the company's official statement from IGN's published article,
"Due to a tremendous response from our fans, the Xbox Preview program has reached a near-capacity level, with that in mind; we are slowing the number of new people we are accepting to optimize for testing. We are thankful for the amount of interest we've received to date and look forward to sharing more details on preview opportunities soon."
For those not aware of present circumstances, any individual who's a part of the review project becomes acquainted with new and upcoming Xbox highlights before any other person, to review the offers and iron out the wrinkles before it's taken to the masses.
As of now, individuals have the capacity to test out in reverse compatibility, with the up and coming UI upgrade additionally set to hit the service first.
For those who are not aware how the service works, to begin with, the Xbox Preview system is an invite-only early access service. Existing Preview members can welcome friends by means of the Xbox Preview Dashboard application.
In case you're chosen, Microsoft will send an administration message to your Xbox One, which incorporates a connection to download the Xbox Preview Dashboard application. The application will then give you a chance to enlist your support for Preview updates.
Every month, Redmond pushes out new elements to Xbox One consumers. However, before making their open introduction, those projects are tried by the preview members.
