Microsoft may be preparing a major evolution for Xbox — one that could blur the lines between console, PC, handheld and cloud gaming.

Recent reports suggest the company may have accidentally revealed a redesigned Xbox user interface focused on creating a more unified ecosystem across devices. The rumored redesign includes a new home layout, an updated game library and a more console-like experience for the Xbox PC app.

The interface also appears to share similar visual elements across multiple platforms, leading many fans to speculate that Microsoft is moving toward a single Xbox experience no matter where players choose to play. According to reports, the goal is to make Xbox recognizable across consoles, handhelds and Windows devices while reducing fragmentation between platforms.

The reports arrive as rumors surrounding “Project Helix” continue to grow ahead of the June Xbox Showcase.

While Microsoft has not officially detailed what Project Helix will fully include, the company confirmed the project is tied to the next generation of Xbox hardware and deeper integration between Xbox and Windows gaming experiences.

According to Microsoft, Project Helix is being developed alongside AMD and is designed to support both Xbox console games and PC gaming experiences while expanding cloud and cross-device play.

Xbox Vice President Jason Ronald recently stated that Microsoft plans to share more details on Project Helix “later this year,” further fueling speculation that major announcements could appear during upcoming Xbox events.

The rumors have sparked discussion online about whether Xbox is shifting away from traditional console generations in favor of a connected gaming platform that works across multiple devices.

For many players, the biggest question is no longer:

“What is the next Xbox?”

Instead, it may be:

“Is Xbox becoming one gaming platform across every screen?