Got several games for my Xbox One S possible to play on my PC?

Hello. So I have quite a few games on my console. I've recently started straying away form console as my little brother is hogging it all the time and I've been more on my PC. I have a lot of games on my Xbox One and when I checked to see if I could play
any on my Windows 10 PC I couldn't. There is no chance that I will be able to play them on my PC without buying them all over again? I really don't wish to spend that kind of money as I'm a broke college student and barely get any money.

Kind Regards.

Mikango

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How to connect both Xbox ONE & 360

Hello

I just got an Xbox ONE S, and I still have my 360. I'm wondering if its possible to keep both connected to my TV—meaning how do I have an internet connection to both of these?

Also, I read it's possible to connect the HDMI from one to the other, so I can play 360 games on the ONE S—is this something that is a good idea to do?

Thank you

 

xbox one

I just got my Xbox One several days ago and I've been playing Titanfall and watching Netflix on it, but mostly playing, and I have to say I'm really enjoying it. I had my PS4 since launch and I love it as well, and will be my primary system for multiplatform
games, my Xbox One will be used for it's exclusives and games I don't care to play on my PS4. I like the Xbox One controller better than the PS4's and the grip/tread on the outside of the sticks works better for me. All in all, I can't wait to play more games
on my Xbox One throughout the years.

 

There is two options for playing your Xbox one on your pc. These are called Xbox Play Anywhere, and Xbox game streaming.

Xbox play anywhere, allows you to purchases select titles on on of the two platforms (Windows 10 or Xbox One) and play your copy on either platform, with your cloud saves transferring easily between the two. More info on play anywhere and
a full list of upcoming and current titles here Xbox Play Anywhere | Xbox (two titles I notice missing are snake pass and pinball fx3) .

Game streaming, is using the power of your xbox to stream the game to a windows 10 pc on your home network. More on that here How to Use Game Streaming in the Xbox App on Windows 10 .

If your little brother is using the Xbox system, then you would have to look into play anywhere titles. If he is not using the system, but just using the tv it is connected to, then you could use game streaming.

 

I checked but unfortunately it doesn't seem like it's allowing me to play them unless I bought them digitally and I have all my games on disc. Too bad but thanks for the help.

 

I am sorry I did not specify that, I should have.