My Black Ops 1 DLC is not on the Xbox One but on the 360.

Game and DLC purchases are associated with your Microsoft account. If you purchase the DLC on the Xbox 360, they will work on the Xbox One as well since Black Ops 1 is backwards compatible.

3. Does my DLC from Call of Duty games
transfer to Xbox One?

Call of Duty 2

No, DLC compatibility is not part of the backward compatibility program for Call of Duty 2. DLC content previously purchased on Xbox 360 is not available to play on Xbox One.

Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Black Ops II

Yes, DLC content previously purchased on Xbox 360 is available to play on Xbox One.

Hope that helps

I tried putting in my Black Ops game disc into my Xbox One and it worked. I would try hard resetting your Xbox One to fix that problem.If you're trying to put a Xbox 360 version of Black Ops 3 into your Xbox One, it will not go through. The Xbox 360 Version
of Black Ops 3 is not compatible with the Xbox One. Since the second DLC for Black Ops 3 was released, They released the gold edition of Black Ops 3, which basically includes the game, Nuke-town, and the first DLC. You get all of that content for the same
price as the base game ($59.99). If hard resetting your Xbox One didn't work for you, then I really don't know what to say. Try putting other game discs into your Xbox One and see if they work. If other games don't work, then the disc drive in your Xbox One
might not be working right. I hope this solved your problem.

Hi Bicycle,

Thanks for coming to the forums. With this title as there was a version for Xbox 360 and a version for Xbox one, you will need to purchase the DLC on the Xbox one as they are licensed differently. You can see the different versions.

1. Xbox 360-https://marketplace.xbox.com/en-us/Product/COD-Black-Ops-III/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d8024156091d
2. Xbox one-https://www.microsoft.com/p/call-of-duty-black-ops-iii/c3q2wwjj2t1h?activetab=pivot:overviewtab

Hope this helps explain it.

Brad

I don't know for sure. However, you should consider the Xbox 360 version and the Xbox One version to be two separate games. The only justification for the price tag and the lack of a singleplayer campaign is that you get Black Ops 1 as a sweetener to the
deal, in a sense. Otherwise, I'm pretty sure most people would just buy the Xbox 360 version, get Black Ops 1, and then play Black Ops 3 on their Xbox One.