A Microsoft representative has revealed to Kotaku that their next-gen console will not be featuring real names in lieu of Gamertags come the launch of the console on November 22nd.

Previously announced back in May during the unveiling of the console, the feature would allow players to attach their real name to accounts and identify each other through said method. This however seems to have been postponed according to the representative.

"While real identities continue to be part of our plans for the experience on Xbox One, at launch, customers will continue to search for friends using their Gamertags," the representative told Kotaku. "Our teams are working hard to deliver a quality experience for Xbox One. This means prioritizing some features and sometimes postponing others for a later update."

For now it seems like Xbox One adopters will have to stick with Gamertags until a patch arrives, allowing you to adopt your real name. While we twiddle our thumbs you can check out the latest video on the Xbox One below, with Microsoft detailing support for a number of racing accessories come the launch.