Why does the xbox 360 emulation on backwards compatible games disconnect while I am not...

what I mean by emulators is what they did with the xbox 360 to make it backwards compatible with the original xbox games they had to make emulators in order to play originals on the 360

While I would love for these systems to be backwards compatible, I understand why it's difficult and we don't need another PS3 launch like that. The Xbox 360 had atrocious compatibility and the PS3 had to drop the ps2 compatibility to lower the price.

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Emulating old games like PS1/N64 would be easy enough but after that it's taxing on the hardware and difficult to pull off.

Well it would need one mother of a well optimised emulator then

http://www.totalxbox.com/67910/feat...-one-developers-talk-backwards-compatibility/

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hello TheSeyekoCorp, it's hard to say if it's something on the system or on Microsoft's side.

Try following the procedures below.

Xbox One reset keeping Games:

Press the Xbox button to open the panel.

Select system > Settings > System > Console Information

Select Reset console.

Restore and maintain my games and apps.

Rest assured, you won't miss games or saves

Note: You need to know the email and passwords of your accounts when performing this reset.

Hello everyone

At the moment, my gaming room has the Original Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One set-up

Realistically speaking, I don't think that "Backwards Compatibility" is going to happend and if it does; it probably won't work well at all (like how most of the emulated "Original Xbox" games are basically unplayable on the Xbox 360).

I don't know anything about programming, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that creating emulators to "act exactly like the console it is pretending to be" is really really really difficult.

Unfortunately, the end product of "emulation" typically ends up in MS wasting resources / time because the emulator just flat out doesn't work MOST of the time.

With that being said, I would love to have "backwards compatibility" on my Xbox One; but it would take a miracle for it (backwards compatibility) to be done successfully.

Microsoft's primary focus should on the Xbox One and then (if MS has the extra resources / time to dedicate to "backwards compatibility") work on backwards compatibility as an added bonus.

Have a nice day or afternoon or night everyone