how many different xbox 360 consoles are there?
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Every Xbox 360 ever made will work with Kinect. In 2013, there are just two versions of the 360 sold - both are classed as the "Xbox 360 S". Both models are identical in appearance, one has 250GB internal storage and the other 4GB.
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Update, June 15, 2015: At the annual E3 video game conference, Microsoft announced that the Xbox One will be able to natively play Xbox 360 games — making its newest console backward-compatible with titles originally created for the Xbox 360.
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Xbox 360 Elite, Pro and Arcade Best price - The original Xbox 360 is usually also the cheapest option out there. Massive game library - Plays all the same games as the later versions. Easily removable hard drive - The hard drive can be popped off and moved to another Xbox 360 very easily.
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You can connect up to eight controllers at once to an Xbox One, which is the most allowed for any major gaming console.
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The Xbox One can play most Xbox 360 games, thanks to the backward compatibility features Microsoft built into the system. Many games from the original Xbox can also be played on the Xbox One simply by inserting the game disc, or completing a digital download of the older game.
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Yep, it's the Xbox 360 dashboard inside of the Xbox One dashboard. Trippy! Update, June 15, 2015: At the annual E3 video game conference, Microsoft announced that the Xbox One will be able to natively play Xbox 360 games — making its newest console backward-compatible with titles originally created for the Xbox 360.
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One of Series X's features will include full backward compatibility with all Xbox One titles and the list of Original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles currently available. As Microsoft's future events are directed towards the new platform, additional efforts to bring original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles to Xbox One will stopped.
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Xbox Series X Doubles Down On Backward Compatibility, Breathing New Life Into Old Games. The Xbox Series X will be the most compatible console ever according to Microsoft. The Xbox Series X will be the most compatible console in history according to Microsoft.
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Microsoft announced Xbox One backward compatibility at E3 2015 and started rolling out the function on November 12, 2015. Xbox 360 discs do not play natively but trigger a download of a compatible file, while downloadable titles tied to the logged-in user account appear automatically.
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The Xbox 360 version is priced at $19.99 on the Xbox Games Store. Three other Xbox 360 are also backward compatible starting today: Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, Lost Planet 2, and Lost Planet 3.
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Generally speaking, the Wii, Wii U, PS3, and PS4 Portals are all interchangeable. It is only the Xbox 360 and Xbox One Portals that are console specific.
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The Xbox One X will support all existing Xbox One games, as well as all existing Xbox 360 backwards compatible titles. At present, there is a total of 385 Xbox 360 games that are supported by Microsoft's Xbox One backwards compatibility scheme. ... Microsoft announced the new Xbox One X during its E3 2017 press event.
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All in all, you can play with an Xbox 360 disc on an Xbox One S or an Xbox One X but not on the standard Xbox One.
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Despite differences in performance, all three consoles offer the same games. There are no Xbox One X exclusives so whether you own the original Xbox, an Xbox One S or you buy the Xbox One X, you'll still be able to play all the latest Xbox titles.
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Three other Xbox 360 are also backward compatible starting today: Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, Lost Planet 2, and Lost Planet 3. ... Both the original Lost Planet: Extreme Condition and its expanded update, Lost Planet Colonies, are supported on Xbox One. Each Lost Planet game costs $19.99 through the Xbox Games Store.
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Xbox 360. During Microsoft's E3 2015 press conference on June 15, 2015, Microsoft announced plans to introduce Xbox 360 backward compatibility on the Xbox One at no additional cost. ... All Xbox 360 games could run out-of-the-box on Xbox One, as they require no modifications or porting to run, other than a valid license.