No Entry Icon on Game Pass Titles – Xbox One S Compatibility Question

Hi, soapyglock, I hope you're doing well. I am an Independent advisor, and I am here to help you.

The symbol you're encountering means that you don't own the game. For you to be sure that you will be able to play a game on Xbox Game Pass on your console, you can check it on this link https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass/games and filter it into "Xbox One" under "Plays on"

From there, you will see all the Xbox Game Pass games playable for Xbox One consoles.

Yes as some.games aren't compatible with older consoles

You will find this to ne a problem as more developers stop making games for 15 year old.consoles

Hello Adrian, it’s good to know from you.
Let me address your questions.

I would like to confirm that Red Dead Redemption is not a smart delivery compatible title, additionally, no next gen version has been released for this title. You can notice if a game is compatible with this feature by looking at the Microsoft store for the Smart delivery icon.

You can install games remotely on your Series S, if a game is compatible with smart delivery, you always get the best version.
If we talk about Red Dead Redemption, you’re going to have installed the Xbox One version of this game (not the One X)

I hope helped you to clarify your questions.

Xbox backwards compatability for Xbox One, Xbox360, and Original Xbox vary on a per title basis.

For a comprehensive and up-to-date list of games that will work on your device, please check: https://www.xbox.com/en-GB/games/backward-compatibility

All games available on the Xbox marketplace will also be compatible with all systems, (with the exception of Kinect-only titles on Xbox One, which aren't compatible with other systems).

All titles provided as part of Games With Gold, Game Pass, and Ultimate are also compatible with Xbox One and Xbox S/X, (with Xbox360 and some Original Xbox titles working on Xbox360).

Please note that Original Xbox titles and some Xbox360 titles no-longer support online features or DLC.

Another option covered by a Turtle Beach article on
Xbox 360 E headset compatibility is to get a HDMI to S/PDIF adapter. It would pass through the HDMI signal to your TV and give you a S/PDIF out for your headset.