Assassinated

Most stores don't keep their game controllers in a refrigerator surrounded by cakes.

10/10
By far the easiest of these quizzes I've done

10 out of 15 is my score.

I got 9 out of 20 correct

6/10 Better than I expected honestly.

Sony wants more people to buy Avengers on Playstation, so they pay for certain exclusivity rights. X-box fans get mad and decide not to buy the game. Sony's like "great, more marketshare for us!" Boycotting does nothing but play right into Sony's hands.

14/15 like many others the double Crossfire X threw me for a loop.

So for huge 20 hr plus games this is great and totally makes sense. What about games that can be completed in 2-6 hrs that can be finished in an afternoon? A 3 day wait seems a bit extreme in that case.

5/10 Most I got wrong I was torn between the right answer and the one I guessed.

I've played 2 of the 3. Got 6/10.

4 for me. Not great

1/10 Truly abysmal

6/10 not too bad

6/10. Never used gamepass

4 of 10. Considering I never played more than an hour of any Halo game, that's honestly better than I expected.

3/10! I don't know Xbox clearly!

Eeyup. Mine red ringed 2 or 3 years in.

The options for this poll seem rigged to inflate the better outcomes. If it were asked with different options, it might lead to more accurate results. Though, granted, this is an Xbox site, of course the results would show higher confidence than the general public.

My first (and so far only) Xbox was the XBox 360 (albeit we did get a second after the first red ringed), and the first game was Scene It: Lights, Camera Action.

@ralphdibny Ok, that's pretty funny. You don't even want backwards compatibility for the next gen, you want it for the current one? How does it help Microsoft to enable more backwards compatibility on a last gen system once the Series X comes out? If having those past gen libraries available to you is that important, you should upgrade. Microsoft is clearly catering to those who prize BC above all else with Series X. If not, suck it up, because I wouldn't expect MS to prioritize making past gen games more compatible with other past gen consoles. They'll be looking ahead.

@Bmartin001 Be honest with yourself though; how often over the next 8 years are you going to want to go back and play those 50 last gen games?

It's a feature that's nice to have, especially early on in a console's life, but one that's rarely actually utilized. Once in a blue moon, I'll have a desire to replay a game from a previous generation, but honestlythe vast majority of gamers will spend the vast majority of their time (if not all of it) using their new console to play new games. The idea of backwards compatibility is so much more important (to most at least) than its actual implementation.
You don't buy a brand new system to play games that you can already play. You buy it to play the new stuff. I'd be surprised if a single person on this site who has an XBox One has spent more than 10% of their time on it playing xbox 360 or xbox original games. This will be no different.