Minecraft causing xbox one X to shut down

Since the Xbox Series X is said to be able to play Xbox games from all previous generations (i.e. the original Xbox, Xbox 360 and Xbox One), they probably won't shut down the servers for Xbox One in the foreseeable future.

It would not make sense to put work into making Xbox One games run on the new Series X (which is a major selling point, as Backwards Compatibility was the No.1 requested feature after Xbox One was launched without it), and then discontinue Xbox One support.

So rest assured: You can continue to play your games on your Xbox One, even after the Series X is released.

However, game publishers might still discontinue support for older games and the server infrastructure. EA is well known for shutting down the servers for their older games for example.

And with Minecraft being very popular among families and children, which often use the "handed down" older consoles, they wouldn't want to lose the market by making it impossible for kids to play older versions of Minecraft by shutting down servers.

By the way: unless you play on Realms (i.e. Bedrock), there are no servers to shut down. All worlds are hosted on your own device, and use the standard Matchmaking for multiplayer. So you can continue to play your Legacy Console Minecraft until your console
dies and you can't get spare Xbox One consoles anymore.

Are you playing on X? If that so. MW has an issue with X. On the developer's side. They are working on a fix. The same thing is with Borderlands. Both of these games cause X to shut down. Information about COD: Link
Same as you, I am concerned about both games. No other games have done that since.

Activision are aware of the problem and are working on a fix.

hopefully it won't be too long

It may not be XBox’s problem to fix but I bought he game from XBox/Microsoft, that makes it their problem. I purchased this game weeks ago in good faith that the product I purchased would function. Huge disappointment.

It's still not Microsoft's problem. You could always request a refund and Microsoft may give you one, but they aren't responsible for getting it to work. That's up to Activision.

It may not be XBox’s problem to fix but I bought he game from XBox/Microsoft, that makes it their problem. I purchased this game weeks ago in good faith that the product I purchased would function. Huge disappointment.