XSX/XB1: The guest feature for Xbox 360 will not work while playing 360 games on XSX or XB1

Lol......yea, that's kinda been out there for a while. plug your 360 into your xb1 and play your 360 games using the xb1 user interface.

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whether it will actually work.........

Hi Lucas,

Yes, my SSD has 78 games onboard , but it was detected by my XSX and XB!S with no problems before the June 22 update. My un-updated XB1 detects and reads it fine though. I tested my XB1S again and it took 20 minutes to read the contents of the SSD. I also sent my XSX for repair for the same reason. I'm conflicted as to whether or not I should format the drive though, but will If I have to. I tested it using "seatools" and it passed with no problems. I did notice that once I connected to the internet that the XB1s and XSX detected the SSD right away, like it used to do offline. The series S always has to be connected to the internet If I remember right, so I would guess the functionality is different and my issue would be unique to the series X and XB1s. I have about 700 gigs of free space left on the drive ( it's a 3 terabyte SSD by seagate ), so I don't think it's a lack of memory issue.

Thanks

I have both, the Xbox 360 and the SeriesX. I'm not planning to get rid of the 360 anytime soon, because I still have 20+ games that are native 360 or Originals that are compatible on the 360 but didn't make it to the X1/XSX's BC list.

I got dropped out of xcom enemy unknown while playing, now none of my backwards compatible 360 games will load on my Xbox one. XB1 games seem to work fine.

I tend to see PS4 gamers going "meh" more than the XB1 gamers when it comes down to titles to play.

The only thing I say "meh" to is to the XB1 lack of certain features that were on 360. Just like when I get annoyed a sequel to a game loses features/modes that the original had, this applies.

Other than that, I did get the Xb1 to play games and that it does quite well.