Offering most of Microsoft's products and services, etc. as a One-Stop-Shop library of...

I was not suggesting otherwise. Either you:

• misunderstood my suggestion,
  
• I was unclear or
  
• both.
  

What I was suggesting was that (in ADDITION to its current exceedingly ORTHODOX format) Microsoft Azure offered a:

• very heavily player driven,
  
• breathtakingly user friendly,
  
• varied learning curved,
  
• storyquest mindscape,
  
• video game variant;
  

of EACH of its products and services that could thus be GAMIFIED (or at a guess all of them).

Or thus a one-stop-shop:

• very heavily player driven,
  
• breathtakingly user friendly,
  
• varied learning curved,
  
• storyquest mindscape,
  

Microsoft Azure multiplayer video game library.

Perhaps this multiplayer video game library would need to be a PC game library rather than an Xbox based game library. Though I was kind of hoping it could be available as both an Xbox based game library of scaled down games (for children and teenagers) and as a PC game library (for professional and/or commercial use).

This Microsoft Azure video game library is of course intended for:

1. children and teenagers,
   
2. imagineers (people who imagine and then engineer what they imagine),
   
3. vision holders (people who envision computer programs),
   
4. developers (people who develop computer programs),
   
5. programmers (people who write computer programs),
   
6. visionaries and dreamers,
   
7. innovators and inventors,
   
8. creatives and makers,
   
9. entrepreneurs,
   
10. idealists and
    
11. altruists.
    

Huh Azure is not a development tool ita online server AWS And google for hosting even sony uses it to host some games as kamari isn't even close to AWS or Azure

TECHnet or the id@xbox or the xbox SDK is the development tool

Visual studio is pretty good

Not sure if it's the same where you live but here in the U.K. most game shops offer a cheap disc repair service if it is only that one disc that doesn't work & cleaning it doesn't help.

They also donate and work with the USO's and have services and products available through the Exchanges, which the
AAFES, if not others, allow veterans to shop online, which can have some discounted prices. AAFES allowing veterans to shop online is a newer service they've started offering in
the past year or so.

what exactly happens when you try to play it?

and just to clarify, this is the backwards compatible Red Dead Redemption 1 for the Xbox 360 that you are playing?

if it isn't working because of damage to the disc (scratches, etc) see if your local library has a disc cleaning service. if the library doesn't then try a local video game shop as they sometimes have a disc cleaning service (especially if they buy 2nd hand
games)