The backwards compatibility is spot on mate.

Edited by jorkila (Wed 07-Sep-16 19:34:36)

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The backwards compatibility is spot on mate.

So how does it work, can it load and play the 360 version off the bat or does it need to download a ported XB1 version?

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Ah Grasshopper

Guinea Pigsy?

You can keep hamsters

That's what Freddie Starr used to say before he realised how delicious they were....

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Ah Grasshopper

Guinea Pigsy?

Trippy Taka

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In reply to a post by jorkila:

The backwards compatibility is spot on mate.

So how does it work, can it load and play the 360 version off the bat or does it need to download a ported XB1 version?

All backwards compatibility games are digital so need to be downloaded

Not strictly true as I can play gears of war 3 I think it is from disc!

No you have to use the 360 disk to confirm you own the game if you don't buy the backward compatible version digitally .

Couldn't remember if it downloaded anything or whether it just installed from disc!

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Couldn't remember if it downloaded anything or whether it just installed from disc!

All BC games are downloaded, If you have the disc you just put the disc in and it then sends you to a download for the game, You then need the disc in the XB1 to prove you have the game (that's your kind of licence to play it if you didn't purchase the 'proper' digital version), If you had or buy the digital version then no disc needed.