Xbox 360 Game Saves Will Import Into Xbox One Version

It has now been confirmed that Xbox 360 worlds will be able to import into the Xbox One version. http://www.engadget....-from-xbox-360/

And now all that is left to do is speculate HOW they will go about this. I hope that this does not require me to use a gimped version of the game on Xbox One because I'm using old save data. In other words, I hope I still have access to the bigger worlds. I
appreciate the complexity of the coding involved, but what I would hope is to be able to plunk down the original Xbox 360 world inside the larger Xbox One world. This should be very achievable. Here's how. We know for certain that the worlds in the Xbox
360 and Xbox One versions will have exactly the same height (since the Xbox 360 and PC worlds have the same height). So we don't have to worry about any vertical incompatibility. The sole issue is on the horizontal plane. The good news, however, is that
every single Xbox 360 world is surrounded by ocean--every single one. It may be just a single block of ocean off the land mass, but it is still ocean. That makes things much simpler than if the end of the world was a landmass. If the Xbox One version has
near infinite maps (and there is no reason to believe it will not, since Minecraft runs perfectly well on a PC with the Xbox One's specs),
every Xbox One seed will have an ocean (somewhere). The solution, therefore, is to the place the Xbox 360 world inside an ocean in the Xbox One version. There will probably be some awkward cutoff's underground, since the ocean surrounding maps
in the Xbox 360 version does not extend to the bedrock, but that is probably a much easier problem to fix.

:)

 

Importing 360 save data

I'm thinking about buying the Xbox one version of resident evil 6, but was wondering, can you import save data from the 360 version of the game?

 

data tranfer

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, Vonpatten. Can you phrase your question a bit more clearly?

You can't transfer game saves, achievements etc. between gamertags if that's what you're asking, but if you have/had a 360 and you have a gamertag you used on that, you can sign into it on your Xbox One and continue using it.

As for game saves, there are a couple of games where you can import your 360 save over to the Xbox One version of the same game (Minecraft for instance), but generally speaking, the 360 and Xbox One versions of games are treated as being separate things,
unless the developer specifically includes the ability to import your 360 save.

 

I liked the whole idea of transferring worlds... until TU14 was released and all of my Redstone was completely messed up due to the new .5 ticks and whatnot. Thanks Mojang. Seriously, why can't they just leave the Redstone timings alone? Its annoying as
heck. Another thing is I don't have an Xbox One. If I had one I would have not been able to do the world transfer because all of my worlds are messed up due to what I stated previously. But I think it will be great for other users.