Moving to Xbox One - Current Purchases transferrable? Physical Games?

dr0idness · Jul 22, 2014

My Xbox 360 is starting to go and I'm faced with an issue: Buy an Xbox One or another 360.

I know this questions been asked a million times and the answer always seems to hooking the 360 up to the One, but I won't have that capability for long by the sound of my 360. I'd really love to get an Xbox One, but I have a ton of games for the 360 that
I still play often (Skyrim, Diablo, etc.) many are on physical disc but some are downloaded games as well.

So my question is: is there any redemption ability to prove you've purchased/own a Xbox 360 game and then be able to download the game to the Xbox One? My Xbox 360 will still run and I could hook it up to the One for any transfer etc.

I've been really looking forward to getting an Xbox One, but I wasn't going to consider it until I could play 360 games on it, since there's none I am interested in on One yet… but I'm definitely not going to get one if I have to buy another 360 (as it
will be my 4th 360 - these things were not made to last)!

Thanks!

:)

Zoeper · Jul 22, 2014

Physical migration from one country to another

But then what will happen with my current Xbox LIVE account ie. my username (), my GS (12650), my Microsoft Points, my purchases DLC's and props, my Xbox GOLD subscription?

Can that new Xbox LIVE account be connected to my current Windows Live ID?

Thulm · Jul 22, 2014

Transferring HDD from old Xbox-S, to new Xbox-S

Hi!

I'm having some questions as to whether I'd have ANY problems moving my 250GB-HDD from my current Xbox-S, to my new Xbox-S

For example: will saves be corrupted, game files corrupted, DLC corrupted?

I figured moving the HDD from a current system, to a new one, would cause issues?

onyxishere · Jul 23, 2014

Sorry but the Xbox One console is not backwards compatible so you will not be able to play 360 games on it. Also, you cannot transfer downloads to the Xbox One console.

However, any purchased DLC does belong to your gamertag so if you find yourself with the means to purchase a new 360 console in the future you can simply head to your download history to redownload them.