Xbox One X and 360

Hi

I had an Xbox 360 for 10 years that I just scrapped, bought an Xbox One X but when I try to play Xbox 360 games on the One console it´s looking for my Xbox 360 account. I have never had my 360 connected to the network for 10 years, so I do not have an account
for my 360. How do I do so I can play 360 games that I have bougth thrue Microsoft Store?

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Xbox One travel case

here are the sizes of these models (width, depth, height)

Xbox One: 13.1″ x 10.8″ x 3.1″

Xbox 360: 12.15″ x 10.15″ x 3.27″

Xbox 360S: 10.6″ 10.3″ x 2.95″

 

Is there an improvement to FPS by playing non-enchaned Xbox 360 games on the Xbox One X / Xbox One S.

I'm debating wheather to buy an Xbox One S or Xbox One X. I want to play old Xbox 360 games on one of these new consoles for an increase in performance; mainly fps increase / stability.

1.) So my first question is, do non-enhanced Xbox 360 games run better in terms of fps / stability on an Xbox One S or Xbox One X, compared to the original Xbox 360?

2.) Does an Xbox One X run non-enhanced Xbox 360 games any better than the Xbox One S would?

3.) Do enhanced Xbox 360 games only benefit from an Xbox One X (not Xbox One S)? And is the difference between an enhanced and non-enhanced Xbox 360 game that different in terms of fps / stability?

Any information to these three questions will be appreciated

Thanks,

 

Hi Poseidon,

Thanks for reaching out to us. You can sign in to your current account that you have for your Xbox One X when it brings up to sign in to your Xbox 360 account. Signing in to the account will work and it will allow you to play the game afterwards. Currently,
all it wants is for you to basically sign in once more through the '360 Dashboard' when playing a backwards compatible game on an Xbox One console.

Also, just a friendly reminder that we have only certain games that are backwards compatible to the Xbox One Console's. Here's the list: Available games

Just in case you would like to take a look here's the
Xbox one backwards compatibility FAQ

Let us know if this helps.

 

Here’s what doesn’t move with you:

• Some games, game saves, and apps: Xbox One is now backward-compatible with your existing Xbox 360 games, game saves, and apps. To continue playing a game on Xbox One that you started on Xbox 360, save it to the cloud. When you play the
  game again here on Xbox One, you’ll pick up where you left off.
  If you're already using Cloud Saved Games, you're good to go. If your saved game is stored only on your Xbox 360, do the following before playing on Xbox One:
  
  1. On your Xbox 360 console, go to Settings > System >
     Storage > Cloud Saved Games, and then select
     Enable.
  2. Start your game. When you're prompted to select a device for saving your game, choose
     Cloud Saved Games.
  3. End your game. Leave your Xbox 360 turned on long enough for it to upload your saved game.
     
  To make sure that your saved game is in the cloud:
  
  1. On your Xbox 360 console, go to Settings > System >
     Storage > Cloud Saved Games.
  2. Choose the game.
  If it says “In sync,” it’s ready. If not, launch it, save your progress, and try again.
  
• Content restrictions: On Xbox 360, content limitations on games, apps, and media are set on the console for all users. On Xbox One, the content limits for your kids are set at the account level. By default, anyone over the age of 18 has
  unrestricted access to games, apps, and media. Young children are limited to age-appropriate content.