Xbox one reverse compatibility

Xbox one has 0 reverse compatibility

Hello "CWEric"

I strongly recommend not putting consoles (or whatever) on top of each other because the heat generated by one console would needlessly make the unused console hot.

If you have an entertainment stand, place the Xbox 360 and Xbox One on different shelves. If I were in this scenario, I would put my other console on the side table that is located on the left side of the table that has my TV / Xbox 360.

Have a nice day or afternoon or night

Hello "That 1 Dude"

Please understand that I'm not against Microsoft implementing the "Backwards Complatibility" thing. Despite the fact that I'm not that Tech-Savvy, creating an Xbox 360 Emulator for the Xbox One is going to be very difficult (but not impossible) because the
players will demand that the Emulator run the games as if it was running on an actual Xbox 360 itself.

Furthermore, I've noticed in regards to the Xbox 360 playing Original Xbox games is that the only ones that work flawlessly / properly are the ones that are made by Microsoft (a perfect example of this is Mechassault 2: Lone Wolf).

Have a nice day or afternoon or night

So long as it's MacGyver and not MacGruber lol, I'll never look at celery the same again, rofl at that scene.

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I appreciate the people that don't want it too, I can see both sides most of the time.

@Burst...that's what I was implying. The first car stereo I saw wan an 8 track. My sony walkman was a cassette. 78 rpm records were still around and we used to go buy 45's every week to get the new hit songs.

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I can see the glazed over eyes of peeps on here asking themselves what are these things he's talking about. lol