HALO 4 SERVERS DOWN 6TH NOV 2017 AND STILL ONGOING ISSUE

yep, same here. Since yesterday. Wtf!?

I'm having the same problems. Any suggestions?

I sincerely doubt that the 360 will die out, until Microsoft shuts down its servers.

Too many people just don't have the money to buy a XONE, and the 360's are still being manufactured; furthermore, they're on sale at most retailers, thus gaining new customers for it.

Now, the games will eventually stop being made for BOTH the 360 and ONE. Instead, Microsoft will simply make Xbox One games.

My prediction is that there will be talk of shutting the servers down for 360 in...2017.

Update: The situation is fixed and you should be able to play the game normally.

NOT fixed. Can't start FM7, keeps going back to start and says Resume where it usually says launch. No amount of "resuming" will make it load. Have already restarted xbox as per an earlier advisory.

Update 2: Looks like there's still problems with the game, although they previously mentioned it was fixed.

Here's what the official Tweet from Forza says- "Update to our previous message: We're still seeing reports of issues with launching and installing.Team is investigating now. "

Link here- https://twitter.com/ForzaMotorsport/status/916174539918213120

I enjoy how Xbox 360 and Xbox 1 are right now. Xbox 360 still has the higher population than Xbox 1 does right now. Xbox 360 has weaker hardware, yet there are games and the social features of Xbox Live like party chat etc which keep people on Xbox 360.

As for this whole Xbox 2 and Xbox slim, I don't need it. It won't compete with my custom desktop PC which has Intel's flagship 6th gen Intel Core i7-6700k quad core processor (4 cores, 8 threads, hyperthreading, high 4Ghz base speed, with turbo boost to
4.2Ghz, according to Intel's site, under the i7-6700k 6th gen i7 processors ark, in product brief, Intel mentions it's their "flagship" processor), Sapphire Nitro (with back plate) AMD Radeon R9 390 GPU (8GB GDDR5 @ 384GB/s bandwidth, 512bit bus), 16GB DDR4
2400Mhz HyperX system RAM, 240GB Kingston Fury HyperX SSD (stores the OS and my games, I still have 152GB free) + 1TB 7200rpm Samsung HDD, 16GB HyperX system RAM, and Windows 10 Home 64-bit on it. My HP laptop which I got last year which suits my everyday
needs, struggles to play my PC games. PC games I have are The Sims 4, Cities Skylines and Planet Coaster. But my desktop PC can play these on maxed out settings in 1920x1080 with ease.