Let's look at the Xbox One system itself, though, and see what the View and Menu buttons do there. It's at this level where Spencer's right-mouse-click concept is most applicable.

Xbox One includes two new buttons labeled "Menu" and "View" that replace the Xbox 360's Start and Back buttons and add new functionality, IGN reports.

Here are a few tips and tricks to help you navigate the dashboard and interface of Microsoft's Xbox One gaming console, as well as changes from the Xbox One S.

If you want a continuous stream of footage, before you start playing, press the Xbox button, then the menu button (it's the one on the right beneath the Xbox with three lines on it).

The Xbox One featured a simplistic Guide before, accessed by double-tapping the Home button on the controller. It allowed users to snap apps and take screenshots, but not much else.

Microsoft has explained the names and functionality of those mysterious new buttons on Xbox One’s controller.

A simple tap of the center home button on the Xbox One controller will take me right back to the main menu, also called the home screen, which allows for fast and easy swapping between video apps.

The ability to tweak what a few buttons do on your controller was present in the Xbox 360’s settings menu, but the options were extremely limited. This more sophisticated update, then, is good ...