I told my brother that for some reason video game prices havent really changed over almost 20 years and he tried to make me feel stupid. I looked it up and it showed almost every other console from back then and it looked like they’ve been priced the same, but what about games for the first original xbox

I've been thinking of buying some old xbox games off of amazon but are they compatible with my black 360?

Just wondering where to find a great deal on a Xbox one s.

I just want to start off by saying that I own an Xbox one. I'm familiar with backwards compatibility and game pass. I just prefer Xbox 360 more for personal reasons. I'm still wondering if its still worth it this year and the years to come. I really want to buy one again but I don't want to if some things is going to happen to 360 servers soon.

I have a xbox one and some old 360 games, I just wanted to know if I still need the discs after the installation.

Best answer: PS4 as it has a better range of games.

I cant remember but im pretty sure that when i got the Xbox One i transferred my 360 hard drive to it via some wire i had to buy. So i thought all my info was transferred but i just got on minecraft and none of my worlds are there.

I have Minecraft (It’s just called Minecraft not Minecraft Xbox One Edition) and I just got a new computer. I signed in with my Microsoft account, and I see that Minecraft Windows 10 Edition is about $30. Would I have to pay for that, or not sense I had Minecraft on my Xbox? Thanks -Aiden

So I just bought an Xbox 1. I was reading that it is backwards compatible with the 360. Is that for the old original Xbox One? Or just for the "one s" or the "one x"

I'm trying to setup my old wireless Xbox 360 controller with my windows 10 gaming pc and I purchased a cable from Amazon that connects to the top of the controller and charges the battery at the same time. I plug the cable in and windows 10 immediately detects that its a generic Xbox 360 USB controller but none of my games work with it even though they have support for Xbox 360 controllers and steam won't detect it. what am I doing wrong? I've googled the issue and looked all over the place and even asked friends who know this kind of stuff and they can't even explain it. if it helps, its an old Xbox 360 controllers from early 2006 and the cable I purchased is a generic cable that cost £10.

Best answer: If you are the only user on your network, this should be fine.

If you have other users on your network that will use the bandwidth at the same time, I recommend at least 10 mbps of download per active user on the network.

So you can support two users with your setup, but more than that you may have problems (if one person is on Netflix and another is on YouTube while you are gaming, that's 3 people).

I hear you can use a PS4 through a Xbox One S hdmi port to get better graphics and was wondering if you can do that on the Xbox One X as well and if it would be better.