Xbox One gold membership

Xbox One games with gold require a gold membership to play them. If your gold membership runs out and you would like to continue playing an Xbox One game with gold game then you'll need to either renew your membership or purchase the game.

Xbox One games with gold require a gold membership to play them. If your gold membership runs out and you would like to continue playing an Xbox One game with gold game then you'll need to either renew your membership or purchase the game.

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On the 360 you need a gold membership for each individual account.

If you have an xbox one you only need one gold account per console,then every other account on that console gets gold free as part of your membership.

you can use your xbox one gold membership on your 360 also, but any one else on the 360 will need to buy their own gold time.

If your child wants to play multiplayer games on the 360, he will need a gold membership. But if he plays games on the xbox one, he wont need a gold membership as all accounts on a Xbox one has gold if the main profile has gold.

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The Xbox One only requires one active gold membership for that console. Anyone that then signs into that console will have their own gold membership. It's not possible to merge these accounts if that's what you're inquiring about. Each account will continue
to be it's own separate entity with it's own gamerscore, saves, etc. You just won't have to pay for their Xbox LIVE Gold memberships if they wish to exclusively play on the Xbox One console and not go back to their Xbox 360.

If anyone wishes to use Xbox LIVE on their Xbox 360 console they will need a gold membership for the account that wishes to play online. The gold sharing feature is only available for the Xbox One.