The end of the 360 ...

With the announcement of backwards compatibility you can pretty much say goodbye to the 360. All this time we were wondering how we would be able to keep our digital 360 purchases and how Xbox would get around needing the updates to make some games playable
etc. and it appears the answer was quite obvious and simple, merge the services into one.

Hopefully the 360 library that comes across has a lot of the titles, currently there isn't too many.

@Jeff - The 1tb would definitely be the way to go, but you'll probably end up finding that it's no where near enough which is where the external hard drives come in handy and I couldn't recommend using one enough I have my whole library ready to go!

oh and by the way xbox tweeted something out the other day saying be prepared to be able to play your 360 games on the one or something i dont know but i think this has something to do with the merge between windows 10 360 and xbox one

No split screen co-op anymore? There are a few things like on the 360 all I had to do to listen to my music while playing games was go to system settings - music - pc and I could play whilst listening to my own music.

Maybe I am missing something with playing music on xbox1 but first I had to download "onecloud" onto pc and xbox one but then my music became playable in the xbox music app but I have to be in the app to play them so I cant listen to them and play games
at the same time. To me that is a major backwards step to the 360.

@DA - Yeah thats why I havent set the xbox1 up yet and I am still playing a couple of games on 360, disc and arcade. I suppose it is wishful thinking to think I can transfer my truck load of arcade games to the one huh!

I do admit that I wasn't very happy about having to get an external and it took me a long time to do it, but the inconvenience of reinstalling the games is what really broke me. A lot of the game updates have been big as well so it's good to just have piece
of mind, though I know exactly where you're coming from.