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Xbox 360 to Xbox One Help?!
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ok so i brought two games on the xbox 360 marketplace (Destiny and Fifa 15) if i get xbox one will i be able to licence transfer them on to the console since they are both on the old and new gen consoles?
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With a simple search of the web (Google, Yahoo, etc.) you can find the answer to your question within a matter of seconds.
I have gathered up some information about your question, and I have found an answer.
The answer to your question is no. The games do NOT transfer over. That is why when the game "Destiny" came out they gave out copies of the Xbox one version free if you had the Xbox 360 version.
Here is a little bit more information on what and what does not transfer over between the consoles.
What moves to the Xbox one:
What does NOT move to the Xbox one:
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I have gathered up some information about your question, and I have found an answer.
The answer to your question is no. The games do NOT transfer over. That is why when the game "Destiny" came out they gave out copies of the Xbox one version free if you had the Xbox 360 version.
Here is a little bit more information on what and what does not transfer over between the consoles.
What moves to the Xbox one:
- Profile: Most of the elements associated with your profile, including your gamertag, gamerscore, achievements, and friends.
- Account information: All your memberships (such as Xbox Live Gold or Xbox Music Pass memberships) and the payment methods that are associated with your account.
- Family relationships: Family relationships are managed through your Microsoft account and will move with you. For example, if you created a Microsoft account for your child and associated it with your own account, that relationship will carry through to your Xbox One. You wont have to create a new child account.
- Privacy settings: When you establish privacy settings, you are restricting what parts of your Xbox Live profile others can see such as whether youre online, what youre playing, your friends list, and so on.
- Xbox Music: All purchases youve made through the Xbox music app, and anything you have in the Xbox Music cloud, will appear in the Xbox music collection.
- Xbox Video: All purchases youve made through Xbox video will appear in the Xbox video collection.
- Account information: All your memberships (such as Xbox Live Gold or Xbox Music Pass memberships) and the payment methods that are associated with your account.
- Family relationships: Family relationships are managed through your Microsoft account and will move with you. For example, if you created a Microsoft account for your child and associated it with your own account, that relationship will carry through to your Xbox One. You wont have to create a new child account.
- Privacy settings: When you establish privacy settings, you are restricting what parts of your Xbox Live profile others can see such as whether youre online, what youre playing, your friends list, and so on.
- Xbox Music: All purchases youve made through the Xbox music app, and anything you have in the Xbox Music cloud, will appear in the Xbox music collection.
- Xbox Video: All purchases youve made through Xbox video will appear in the Xbox video collection.
What does NOT move to the Xbox one:
- Games, gamesaves, and apps: Xbox One is not backwards-compatible with your existing Xbox 360 games, gamesaves, or apps.
- Online Safety: Online safety, or parental controls, consist of the privileges and content restrictions that you enforce within your home. Privileges are what you allow children to do, such as participating in multiplayer gaming or adding friends. Content restrictions establish what your child cant see, such as videos and games that you consider age inappropriate. On the Xbox One, online safety settings are managed within your Microsoft account, are customizable for each member of your family, and roam to any other Xbox One your child uses.
- Online Safety: Online safety, or parental controls, consist of the privileges and content restrictions that you enforce within your home. Privileges are what you allow children to do, such as participating in multiplayer gaming or adding friends. Content restrictions establish what your child cant see, such as videos and games that you consider age inappropriate. On the Xbox One, online safety settings are managed within your Microsoft account, are customizable for each member of your family, and roam to any other Xbox One your child uses.
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