Microsoft Has Replaced Every Xbox Generation Logo With The New Design

by Muhammad Ali Bari

Microsoft has replaced the logo for every Xbox console generation with the new design on its official website.

The official Xbox website has been updated (via klobrille on Twitter/X) with wallpapers containing the new logo design for every console generation, as seen in the image below. This includes the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S logo, the Xbox One logo, the Xbox 360 logo, and the Xbox Original logo. Read ahead to get a closer look at each one of them.

Xbox logo design

New Xbox Console Generation Logos

The aforementioned wallpapers for each Xbox console generation featuring the new logo design can be seen below.

Xbox Original

Xbox logo design

Xbox 360

Xbox logo design

Xbox One

Xbox Series X & Xbox Series S

The new logo design is symbolic of the brand’s future direction. In a recent message sent out to employees, the newly appointed Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and Chief Content Officer Matt Booty acknowledged the company’s current challenges while setting a broader vision centered on growth, accessibility, and player engagement. They highlighted both player frustrations and structural shifts within the gaming industry that are shaping Xbox’s next phase.

The update made it clear that Xbox is facing pressure on multiple fronts. Leadership pointed to concerns around slower feature updates on console, a weaker presence on PC, rising pricing concerns, and a user experience that still feels fragmented across search, discovery, and social systems. Developers and publishing partners are also seeking stronger tools and better platform support to help grow their games.

At the same time, Sharma and Booty noted that player behavior is evolving. A newer generation of users is splitting time across games, media, and other forms of entertainment, with expectations leaning toward seamless access, social interaction, and creative participation. The market is also becoming increasingly global and competitive, with significant growth coming from regions outside traditional Western markets and from smaller development teams capable of delivering breakout hits.

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