How do i obtain a credit for my unused Project Spark tokens?

We are unable to offer refunds or reimburse items on the forums. For information regarding the Project Spark changes, please check

this Xbox Wire post. Since we're unable to offer refunds on the forums, please be sure to reach out to our phone support team through our
Contact Us page so they can take a further look.

You will receive a Microsoft account credit if the following are true:

• You purchased and redeemed the code inside a retail copy of Project Spark on or after October 5, 2015. This means that you used a physical copy of the game to play Project Spark for the first time.
• You are signed in to the same account that you used to play the game. For example, if there are three accounts on your Xbox One console and you launched and played the game with someone else’s account, the credit will appear on their account.
• You did not launch and play Project Spark prior to October 5, 2015. Project Spark was a game available only by purchase before this date and is therefore not eligible for this credit.

Since you had played the game before October 5, 2015, you wouldn't be eligible for the credit.

Funny, a little bird told me about this Thread. Let me put this in Kode for the people who cannot understand it.

[When] [Do]Project Spark/ = / Thousands of hours of fun

--[When]Forum Posting/ Equal or Less Than/ Playing Project Spark [Do] Play Project Spark

i am not saying to just simply port our games from project spark, i mean that to remake the games from project spark to a auctuall game engine, as in redo what you just make in project spark, only do it again in a game engine. to see my point, someone remade tomb raider II in unreal engine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_MuJNrk8RY

Just what I was going to say.. Two people button mashing. Not really my kinda thing but (and I'm no big supporter of K2 either way) but by the same token, to right a whole device off based on that is a bit silly.

I saw Engadget doing a little demo and thought it showed a bit more subtlety with the system. Then there is stuff like this which is where K2 really can come into its own. For people wanting to get into the industry, having these kind of tools at your disposal
is actually awesome!

news.xbox.com/.../gamescom-project-spark