What are
you doing? This week in gaming news...
Tom, kick it off.
This week in gaming news...
Sorry, what was that first story again? I had it
up.
Oh yeah, this one's good.
So the timeline outlined in the document shows that the gradual rollout of the feature will occur between 2027 and 2028 across next-gen Xbox devices.
So developers will be able to opt in to making their 360 games backwards compatible, as well as having control over the game's price and whether it's available on Game Pass or not.
All of the work of getting the game working appears to be on Microsoft's end via their emulator.
So they mentioned in the document that players can get a digital version of the game if they own a physical disc.
So it ties the digital license to the disc itself.
So that when the disc changes hands, so does the license.
So the way that it works is when you put your disc inside your Xbox, it will make a digital copy of that game on your account.
So you can play it without the disc essentially.
And then if you want to loan that disc to someone else and they put it in their Xbox, it removes it from your end.
And transfers to them.
Yes.
So you could potentially still sell your games.
Yeah, this is probably the best way you could probably do digital trading and physical copies.
Very rare.
What are
you doing? This week in gaming news...
Tom, kick it off.
This week in gaming news...
Sorry, what was that first story again? I had it
up.
Oh yeah, this one's good.
So the timeline outlined in the document shows that the gradual rollout of the feature will occur between 2027 and 2028 across next-gen Xbox devices.
So developers will be able to opt in to making their 360 games backwards compatible, as well as having control over the game's price and whether it's available on Game Pass or not.
All of the work of getting the game working appears to be on Microsoft's end via their emulator.
So they mentioned in the document that players can get a digital version of the game if they own a physical disc.
So it ties the digital license to the disc itself.
So that when the disc changes hands, so does the license.
So the way that it works is when you put your disc inside your Xbox, it will make a digital copy of that game on your account.
So you can play it without the disc essentially.
And then if you want to loan that disc to someone else and they put it in their Xbox, it removes it from your end.
And transfers to them.
Yes.
So you could potentially still sell your games.
Yeah, this is probably the best way you could probably do digital trading and physical copies.
Very rare.
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