According to Penello, all configuration options will be supported. "You can actually system link an OG Xbox, an Xbox 360, an Xbox One, and an Xbox One X, and do four-player system-link LAN play If you're considering an Xbox One, you should understand Microsoft's philosophy on its current consoles. Backward compatibility is a big factor: the Xbox One can play many Xbox 360 and original Xbox titles, while the Series X|S can play all those older Xbox games, plus most Xbox One titles. Unfortunately even if you have the bought a 360 game and have the disk, unless the game is on the backwards compatibility list, you will not be able to download or play on your xbox one. But hopefully it might be added aoon. ^{Hi, I have a lot of Original Xbox Games, most of them I never play it because my original Xbox Console stoped working, I suggested that windows open a market like Vudu, for example if you have the original disk an d you want it to digitalize it you pay two dollars and you have it in your cloud account and can see every time you want, the same} When factoring in the additional appeal from backward compatibility on Xbox One, buying discs simply isn't recommended for most gamers. Regardless, if you're looking to purchase these games on .