Gold and Digital Games Sharing

I just purchased a second XBOX One X. I already have an OG XBOX as well. Is there any way to share my Gold and digital games across the 3 consoles in my apartment? The new One X is set as my Home Console, the Project Scorpio console I use mostly, and
we have the third one for guests mostly. Why can't I or how do I share my Gold and digital games across my 3 consoles?

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Gold Sharing, multiple consoles?

www.gametrailers.com/.../xbox-one-digital-game-sharing-home-gold-details-announced

 

xbox "home gold" share Xbox One's premium features

At least sharing games is not limited to gold, but the gold perks are pretty good as well. Basically, you're getting and playing unlimited games for free with this digital sharing feature if you're a Xbox Live gold member. Here's a little more clarification if you don't necessarily understand the article, but NBC gives a pretty good rundown of what it offers. Great move by Microsoft, and I'm interested in what Sony has to offer. This sounds a lot better than their sharing feature at the moment.

 

Hello,

At most, you can share your games and Live with 2 consoles at one time, the one you set as your home console and the one your account is signed into that is not your home console, but connected to the internet.

If you have suggestions for feedback for increasing that number, you can post it at Xbox Ideas, powered by UserVoice.

 

i have the same problem, can only share with two consoles...

 

Good day

Unfortunatly you can only game share between 2 consoles.

 

This could help. But you can only do it with 2 consoles.

Want to share your Xbox One games? Here's how to do it

 

The 1 console at a time limit is there to prevent abuse of the system. As you only buy one copy of a game there has to be a limit on how much you can share it out to other people.

 

You can only share with 2 consoles as far as I'm aware.

 

I have the same setup in my house, but you can only share between 2 consoles. The home and on other.

 

Perhaps, but they need to find a way to expand this. Maybe tie it in to consoles registered tot he person or by consoles connected via the same IP address. Microsoft clearly doesn't understand the multiple console home where playing together but on different
TV's and in different rooms is important.

 

I honestly do not think it is MS decision entirely on this I think the publishers of the games would like money for the games that they develop also. MS only gets a small percentage for each game that they sell.