Hi all,
I'd prefer to download games, mostly so I don't have to swap disks, but the download prices are usually much higher than retail (especially shopping at Amazon.com) that I can't justify buying the eShop version. My question is, if I buy a game retail, can I "activate" it to my account so that I can then download it, now and in the future? Kind of like how you can activate a game on Steam, and then it's forever tied to your Steam account allowing unlimited downloads.
No consoles offer that feature, Xbone was going to but everyone complained about the DRM so they had to take out that feature when they took out the DRM
People keep saying the Xbox One doesn't have Backwards Compatibility.
I don't think they know what Backwards Compatibility means...
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No consoles offer that feature, Xbone was going to but everyone complained about the DRM so they had to take out that feature when they took out the DRM
So nice of you to leave out the part where once the Xb1 game is installed to your console, the disc becomes worthless.(well not anymore obviously)
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