Compatibility. Question

Hi Summer,

The Kinect sensor is compatible with your Xbox 360. You are going to want to make sure you get the one that comes with the power/USB cable. You can read this LINK
for more info on the installation of the Kinect.

Hey Jeremiahon

Thank you for taking the time to post this on the Xbox Forums. We understand that you are inquiring about Early access and Xbox Play Anywhere titles.

Early access to a game would usually mean that you either pre-ordered the game, or via the
Xbox Insider program, you are able to test games out before the release to the public.

Alternatively, certain games release in a Game Preview state, which would mean that the game is currently in a playable state, but is not yet considered complete by the developers standereds.

An Xbox Play Anywhere [XPA] title basically means that if you buy this game, you have access to it on both Xbox One consoles, as well as any Windows 10 PC. This means any DLC or save data that you have for those games transfers over as well.
This is the list
here of the current XPA games.

Keep in mind that this means that you will need to log into your account on a Windows 10 PC and play on your Xbox Profile.

I hope this was able to clear up any confusion this might have caused.

You will need to make sure that the games in question are on the backwards compatibility list of games. Unfortunately not all games are backwards compatible.

Would still need an Xbox compatible hotas or made for xbox

And this is why consoleshave made for labels so there isn't any questions. On compatibility

This is a great question! To answer your question any game listed on the Backwards compatible list will work on the xbox one you can find that list here

www.xbox.com/.../backward-compatibility In your situation you have to have the exact game on that list your best bet is to reach out to the game developer and let them know you want it backwards compatible. They don't know unless people like you tell them.

Thanks for your question.