Xbox One S isn't playing all my xbox one games

SteelPushin · Jun 27, 2020

So just got a new TV, it's a Onn Roku 4k tv, I plugged in my Xbox last night hooked it all up. I try to put in Skate 3, does not work, I try to play Halo 3, does not work, I decided hmm maybe Forza horizon 3, that didn't work. And these are all disks
that I'm using. This is very frustrating I just want to know what is going on. I have unplugged my xbox from the tv, hard started it, nothing works. I can play other games

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Mama Amev

Hello! By hard resetting, did you just restart the system or clear the systems cache also?

If you haven't, do the following:

1. Hold down the power button on your system for ~10 seconds.

2. Unplug the power cord from the system for 1 minute.

3. Plug the power cord back into the system and restart the system.

If that doesn't work also, you can try going through
some of these steps offered in the guide.

Obsessive Power

So how can I play Microsoft Flight Simulator if Cloud Gaming is not available in my country?

Isnt there a version (maybe a disk) that is compatible with my Xbox One S?

If cloud gaming isn't available in your country then you can't play it. There are no Xbox One S versions of the game. This game is too advanced for the Xbox One S, or the One X.

If you really want to play it, you need to buy either a Series S or Series X. There are no other options if Cloud gaming isn't supported in your location.

ngocphi

Xbox one isn't xbox one s or x compatible they are all compatible it's only the x that has some enhancements but generally the game will download on any xbox one

Series x is just xbox series s or x

Not xbox one s

_Polaris

Well, I like the performance that the games on Xbox Series S have (I played on my brothers Series S) but I need something that isn't all that expensive. I am aware about the high prices for the Xbox S and X, and although the Series S is on my list, do you think there is one that may be better for price, but holds similar performance?

SirAngry

No one is going to walk into a Best Buy or GameStop in the USA and drop $500's on the Xbox One for fantasy football and the ability to use Netflix. It just isn't going to happen. Nor will they do so for Skype. So many other devices people already own do
all of these things and more, and will cost less. Xbox One wisely, given the 500GB HDD isn't a DVR either. It's not the "all in one box" they therefore claim. So most people looking to spend $500's on an Xbox One will be wanting to game... and if they don't
want to play games they won't be looking at getting an Xbox One to watch TV.

Xbox One S isn't playing all my xbox one games