Corss-platform

only the limited amount of games available on the play anywhere program are available to play if you own the pc windows store version or xbox console store version.

if they are not part of that program then you need to purchase the pc version, make note though that alot of the games are not available in the windows store and therefore have to be purchased via epic store, steam, origin etc etc.

Hi there DarkSynergy7 welcome to the community forum! Christopher here, an Xbox fan just like you and has been on Xbox for years already. I would really love to make your day by helping you out. Remember that the games we can play both on our consoles and PCs are the "Play Anywhere" games, if the game is not on the list, you will need to buy it for your PC. https://www.xbox.com/games/xbox-play-anywhere

I can't see the new xbox running 4k at 60fps.

If I didn't have a PC right now I know I'd be one to upgrade my current xbox, instead (due to the corss platform announcement) I'll be using my money to upgrade my PC again so it'll outperform the new xbox next year.

I do like the look of the slim xbox though.

Clearing the cache does not seem to have worked. I was not prompted to download the latest update for Netflix, however. I thought that clearing the cache was supposed to wipe out game and app updates. I guess next up is power cycling the router and corssing
my fingers.

Why does everyone assume that the console can't handle 1080p, Forza 5 runs at 1080p and 60 FPS, so will EA's sports titles. Just because some of the launch games are upscaled doesn't mean the console can't support higher resolutions.

Of course you can't cross game or corss chat between the two systems they are different architectures and as stated earlier different voice calibrations. Xbox 360 uses it's own voice system while Xbox One uses skype technology for it's parties. All of this
was explained months ago. Where were you man, under a rock?