Xbox one and game disc

Hi,

It's not the discs it's your console. If your console can not read DVD movies then it won't read Xbox 360 games either. DVD movie discs use the same type of discs that 360 games use (DVD-9).

The Xbox One has two lasers to read discs. One for Blu-rays - which Xbox One discs games are made of - and one for reading DVD's and Xbox 360 games.

The game Rage did NOT come out for the Xbox One. Rage 2 (the successor) is a native Xbox One game.

The three disc version of Rage (the first), is a Xbox 360 title and is playable on the Xbox One via Backwards compatibility. Could you snap a photo of the box where it says that it's a Xbox One game?

For Xbox 360 backwards compatible games, you will HAVE TO be connected online, as the data on the disc itself is unusable for the Xbox One directly (to put it in layman's terms: the language on the disc can't be understood by the Xbox One hardware).

The Xbox 360 disc only serves as a proof of purchase, and the Xbox One should download the game in a "translated" form from the Live marketplace, so the Xbox One hardware can "understand" the game language and run it.

For multi-disc games like Rage, you will only need to have disc 1 inserted. Whenever the game asks you to switch discs, keep disc 1 in the Xbox One drive and continue.

And again: Make sure that your console has the game installed. It will not run off the disc. The disc is only checked during startup, to check if you really own the game.

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out!

I suggest trying this troubleshooting article:
How to troubleshoot problems playing a disc on your Xbox One. If your disc works on another Xbox One console, go to the following section,

None of my discs play, or my disc isn't recognized when I insert it.

If none of the previous solutions fixed the problem and you still can't play a particular disc, go to

Xbox One game disc exchange to learn how to replace a
Microsoft game. For non-Microsoft games, contact the game's publisher about their game disc replacement policy.

Hope this helps.

Hi Lukaroger,

Thanks for reaching out to us here on the Forums!

I suggest trying this troubleshooting article:
How to troubleshoot problems playing a
disc on your Xbox One. If your
disc works on another Xbox One console, go to the following section,
None of my
discs play, or my disc isn't recognized when I insert it. If none of the previous solutions fixed the problem and you still can't play a particular
disc, go to Xbox One game
disc exchange to learn how to replace a
Microsoft game. For non-Microsoft games, contact the game's publisher about their game
disc replacement policy.

I hope this helps.

The compatibility for discs and games only works backwards, not forwards. Xbox One discs can be played on the Xbox One, Xbox 360 discs (being the older console) can be played on the Xbox One and the Xbox 360, Xbox discs (being the oldest console) can be
played on all three consoles. The Xbox One is currently the newest console that is out, and therefore, its games only works on its system.

You can view the full list of older games that work on the Xbox One here: https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/backward-compatibility/available-games

Past that, you'll have to get the right disc to play on the Xbox 360... it should say Xbox 360 on the case and the disc for the game.