This is something I started to really think about when Phile Spencer began talking about Microsoft's vision of your library moving with you to a new console, much like cellphone apps or PC games. And with Scarlet able to play whatever you can on the Xbox One, it's looking even more like it'll be the case:
Is the Xbox now the ultimate legal single-platform "retro" device?
You have every generation of the Xbox on it, but then there are all of the retro game compilations.
With the Xbox you can legally play games from the Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Arcade, NES, Famicom, SNES, Genesis, Mega Drive. Hell, even the GameBoy.
Not to mention remasters of PS2 exclusives such as the DMC games or the Final Fantasies, or games that originated on the GameCube like RE.
So for someone who doesn't have game room filled with Retro consoles they can put an Xbox under their TV and have access to ALL of that on one device.
Is the Xbox now the ultimate legal single-platform "retro" device?
You have every generation of the Xbox on it, but then there are all of the retro game compilations.
With the Xbox you can legally play games from the Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Arcade, NES, Famicom, SNES, Genesis, Mega Drive. Hell, even the GameBoy.
Not to mention remasters of PS2 exclusives such as the DMC games or the Final Fantasies, or games that originated on the GameCube like RE.
So for someone who doesn't have game room filled with Retro consoles they can put an Xbox under their TV and have access to ALL of that on one device.