From a 360 to the one

Here's a link for World of Tanks - https://www.microsoft.com/store/p/World-of-Tanks/C57L9GR0HHB7

World of Tanks X Edition (free for another 6 days) - https://www.microsoft.com/store/p/World-of-Tanks-X-Edition/C332PC99RSHT?wa=wsignin1.0

As for the Minecraft game, it is not backwards compatible. However, you can purchase the One version of the game and then move your son's saves to the Cloud on the 360 and then upload them to the One from the Cloud so he can continue playing there.

you can put any disc thats both backwards compatible and for 360 into the xbox one and it will install and you can play it

I think I will have to give you the 'it's not compatible ****' because it's probably true. As you know the One does not play 360 games. It would be safe to assume that the 360 DLC will not work on it. As for buying the rights to use it on one machine
then allowing you to use it on another, this would probably be a good question for customer service.

You know this was four years ago right?

does this mean if i buy the season pass for the xbox 360 version (even though not got it) it will work on my xbox one, as when try via the xbox one marketplace it says not available even though it is listed (i can purchase other stuff on it as got the season
pass for DR3)

you would have thought they would let you use it on both like Cod and BF4 are doing - so yer Ubisoft must want the money.

CapnPhoton is pretty much spot on ... just like if you bought the downloadable version of a game for 360, it won't let you download that game for the XBOne just because you own the 360 version ... different code, separate work required to create = separate
SKU and therefore new purchase. It's the same with DLC; it will be different coding and different work to create the same thing for the XBOne vs XB360, therefore a separate SKU and separate purchase.



Think of it this way ... its not much different that if there was a PC version and a XB360 version of a game and DLC (which there were in some cases, since Live is available for some PC games). If you bought the XB360 version, you didn't just get the PC
version, or vise verse. It's considered separate software for a separate platform. The games and content on the marketplace/store are generally controlled by the developers/publishers so you can't necessarily point the finger 100% at MS either regarding this.



The only time you would see content available for multiple platforms at no cost, would be in that actual scenario ... the DLC was free so it is available across the board.