Quoted from ataritoday:Digital version (no blu ray drive) of Xbox one goes on sale for 150 occasionally. So pretty cheap to get in on the MCC collection.
But I do agree. It is a bummer that the old games go away... i hope above is wrong on left 4 dead....I haven’t tried that in years.... but this weekend I am going to have to fire up the 360.
Do you have an Xbox One, because both Left 4 Dead games are backwards comparable on the Xbox One and enhanced on the Xbox One X.
I've recently been going through my 360 game saves on games that are backwards compatible on the Xbox One and uploading them to the cloud on the 360 so the Xbox One will find their saves when I play them on there. Pretty simple stuff and I haven't had any issues with saves not transferring correctly.
I also went on a recent eBay spree and bought all of the original Xbox games that are Xbox One backward compatible that I didn't already have (40 games) as well as all of the 360 games that are Xbox One X enhanced that I didn't have (39 games). The backwards compatibility on the 360 covered a larger percentage of the original Xbox games than what 360 games are covered with the Xbox One, but a lot of the original Xbox games would be buggy on the 360. As for the 360 games running on an Xbox One....they are almost all improved, even without taking into the extra boost you get if you have an Xbox One X. Plus we also have Microsoft saying all games that work on the Xbox One now (including the original Xbox and 360 backwards compatible games) will work on all Xbox consoles moving forward....and they should just keep looking and running better with each step up.
I was so glad that all of the 360's Earth Defense Force games hit Xbox One backwards compatibility. They run a lot smoother on the Xbox One X, even without X specific enhancements.