Backwards Compatibility Requests for Project Scarlett

Before I get to the requests, let me start off by saying that the Backwards Compatibility (BC) team at Xbox has done a FANTASTIC job with bringing back many Xbox 360 and Original (OG) Xbox titles and making them playable on Xbox One. I know I can speak for
the entire Xbox community in saying that we definitely appreciate their hard work and dedication to this massive project. Thank you BC team!

As the transition from the Xbox One into Project Scarlett occurs, there are a few requests that I would like to ask of the BC team as they prepare to work on backwards compatibility for the next generation of consoles. Some of these requests might have already
been addressed, but I'm still going to put them here as one complete list in the order of highest importance to lowest importance. Here they are:

1. If possible, please make it where all Xbox One games and all currently available Xbox 360 and OG Xbox games via backward compatibility are ready to download and play on Project Scarlett as soon as the new console comes out. A seamless transition of our
games library from Xbox One into Project Scarlett would definitely be appreciated.

2. Once the Project Scarlett generation arrives, PLEASE go back to the currently unavailable Xbox 360 and OG Xbox titles and make them backwards compatible for Project Scarlett. Again, I can speak for the entire Xbox community in saying that while we still
do appreciate the amount of effort that has made backwards compatibility possible for the Xbox One, there are a TON of Xbox 360 and OG Xbox titles that we still would like to see brought back. The announcement of Xbox One BC coming to a close at E3 2019 left
a lot of Xbox fans disappointed, and this is VERY evident in the comment sections of articles and YouTube videos that covered this announcement. I understand that making older games backwards compatible on newer hardware is NOT an easy task by any means, especially
when the aspect of licensing rights comes into the equation. Despite these challenges, Xbox One BC has proven to be a major success for Microsoft in terms of both profit for the company, and customer appreciation when compared to Xbox's competitors regarding
the same topic. So, please consider bringing back the currently unavailable Xbox 360 and OG Xbox titles because there are many fan favorites (Max Payne 3 and MechAssault as examples) that we would like to play on Project Scarlett.

3. This probably isn't a well known fact, but there are some currently available Xbox 360 (and possibly OG Xbox) backward compatible titles that are only available with the physical disk and NOT available for digital purchase. Some examples I personally
have noticed are Doom 3 BFG Edition, Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X., and the recently added Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. There are many fans (like myself) who have moved on completely from physical copies of games and only purchase digital copies. I'm not sure why
and even how this is an issue, considering that certain games that were released before the ones listed above are already able to be downloaded digitally. In any case, please revisit these and any other titles that currently cannot be purchased digitally and
make them available in the Xbox Store.

4. Please continue to provide enhancements for fan favorite backward compatible titles in the Project Scarlett generation, just like how many Xbox 360 and OG Xbox titles are currently Xbox One X Enhanced.

5. This final request is a long shot (figured I would ask it anyway), but it would be really nice to be able to play OG Xbox games over Xbox Live again. Certain games like the original Star Wars Battlefront and Battlefront 2 would be an absolute blast to
revisit in online multiplayer.

Thank you for taking the time to read this extremely long post. I would love to hear feedback on this topic, so please post any questions, comments or concerns that you might have in the discussion thread and give this post an upvote if you agree with my
requests. I hope that the BC team finds this post and considers implementing these requests into their plans for Project Scarlett.

:)