Anyone know how to get Xbox One ports of 360 games you own?

RidiculousBox (Joshua · May 13, 2020

I have physical copies of Forza Horizon 2 and Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare for Xbox 360. I made an alternative Microsoft account because i got a free 14 day gamepass ultimate trial code for new users. I can play 360 games online on that account, but
if my main (Player 1) and my alternative (Player 2) accounts are both signed in simultaneously my main account cant access in-game online features, such as in gw1. I can only do that on Xbox One though. I'm wondering if someone could throw me copies of the
following games. I dont want to pay since my family has financial issues.

:)

blueamcat

Unfortunately the only way to get them digitally is to buy them. And this isn't the place to ask for free stuff.

Malacath

The problem is both the 360 and xbox one require port 3074 to be open to get an open NAT.

Unfortunately there are hell of a lot of routers out there with poor UPnP support meaning they have problems if you own more than one xbox or even if you own a playstation as well as an xbox and play any activision games on it they also need port 3074

You really need to post the make and model number of your router though for anyone to be able to help you.

Also post any information on other consoles on your network and whether you have already done any port forwarding for them.

Azrael008uk

So if you owned the game digitally on the 360 and they make it BC for the ONE you can download the port for the ONE.

But if you own the disc and have the saves you cannot download the port for the ONE?

Malacath

You own one of the worst routers ever created.

I owned one and it has terrible UPnP support. So much so that I binned mine and bought a new router.

To start with it has a feature called smart setup. You should disable smart setup as it causes all sorts of problems with xbox live.

Also this router has the most pathetic UPnP support I have ever seen in a router.

For a start if you also own a 360 your NAT problems will be because the routers UPnP is so poor that there will be conflicts between the 360 and xbox one as they both require port 3074 to have open NATs.

Also if you play Call of Duty, Destiny or any other Activision games you will get moderate NATs in those as well because the router isn't compatible with Demonware port mapping which is the UPnP used by activision games. meaning it doesn't even try to open
the required ports.

So if you own a 360 and still play it online you will have to sacrifice the NAT in the the 360 due to the horrible UPnP support and the fact that you can't forward the same port to 2 devices at the same time.

If you don't own a 360 any more then you will have to use port forwarding to forward port 3074 to the x1.

If you play any activision games you will need to forward port 3076 for COD and port 1200 for Destiny and Diablo.

Before you can do any port forwarding though you will have to factory reset the home hub because for some reason just powering it off doesn't clear the UPnP port table which is why you are getting a port conflict while trying to set up port forwarding.

VoodooGTS

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yep, the roles have been reversed this gen. PS3 was more money and more difficult to make games for and now the Xbox One is more money and more difficult to make games for. PS3 got the 360 ports and now it seems the Xbox One will get the PS4 ports.

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How can you port the same code from the same architecture? I swear people don't know what they are talking about when it comes to programing.

Anyone know how to get Xbox One ports of 360 games you own?