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In theory then, duplicated 12-character tags could run out of suffix options quicker than shorter tags but it'd take 1000 new Xbox gamers to pick the exact same gamertag to reach that limit. By default, the suffix will be four digits however if players have a full 12-character gamertag only three digits will be used. Players can't control which numbers they get in their suffix – this is auto-assigned by Xbox. This numeric suffix will appear everywhere except in friends lists to ensure that players can be differentiated, your suffix will appear in games if there is another Xbox player out there with your tag. That's all changed now gamers who choose a non-unique tag will get some numbers attached to the end of their chosen tag. It used to be that a gamertag had to be unique if a player in the Xbox ecosystem already had a tag, you couldn't choose the same one. Once your Microsoft Account is loaded onto the Xbox, the next job is to add your Gamertag, if there isn't one associated with that Account already.Īn Xbox gamertag can be up to 12 characters long and now supports Unicode and its extensions, meaning that players can use 20 international alphabets – Xbox say that's 200 languages that a Gamertag can support.

It's one of many sign-in options on TrueAchievements, but it's one that we recommend. You'll also be able to use it to register with TrueAchievements to start tracking your Xbox game progression as well as engage with the community.

Once you've set up, you'll effectively have an Outlook account, an Xbox account, a Skype account and more, all under one simple single-sign in solution. You will just have to pick an email and a password, and set up an alternate method of contact for security.

If you don't have a Microsoft account, it's pretty simple: hit the "Get a New Email button" when prompted during your Xbox setup, or go to Microsoft's website to start account creation. If you have a Microsoft account, you can just sign in with your email address or phone number, and your password. When you start up your Xbox, after picking your location and network settings you will be prompted to log in to an existing Microsoft Account, or set up a new one.