Special Font For Xbox Names
“Like the name says. More Cool Fonts!”. Cool Fonts was started in 1995 by Todd Dever as an outlet for some of the fonts he was creating for his own use in broadcast graphics and animation. As demand grew so did the number of fonts offered. This Xbox gamertag generator can generate names for Xbox. In fact, this name can be called a nickname or a username. Almost every social media and online game requires us to submit a username or nickname.
Xbox One What is /r/XboxOne?Everything related to the Xbox One. News, reviews, previews, rumors, screenshots, videos and more! Subreddit Rules.Follow.Keep it civil and on topic - Posts must be directly related to Xbox One & Link directly to the source.Spoilers and NSFW posts must be properly marked.Enabling piracy / jailbreaking / hacking / fraud / account trading and sharing / region switching e.t.c. Think of it this way:Your device goes and finds the image that matches the code behind this character (🅰️). My Samsung Galaxy S5 on Android 6.0.1 shows a blue background square with a white 'A' because that's what it refers to.
An iPhone might read the same code and refer to an image that has a red background square with a white 'A', I don't know.The only reason the majority of devices show the 'A' at all is (I assume) because of some international standard. The less important part is the background colour.
Whether or not it's red, blue, white (like the example in OP's image) doesn't matter because you're still getting the important information ('A in a box'). That's why in iOS 10 the gun '🔫' is a water pistol when on my device it's a revolver.If a device can't find an image to refer to then it shows something else, usually a square with nothing in it, or maybe a square with a cross in it.How can you change it?
Changing your devices font might work, although that isn't likely as there's so many fonts compared to different devices. Honestly it's a trial and error process for something minor. Try googling a letter and see if there's a list and what your device shows.All of this is based on assumptions from what I've seen from different devices and remembering videos about ascii codes and emojii so if anyone wants to correct me reply to the parent comment, not mine. Also don't bother telling what your device shows because I'm not using your device and I don't care.