Can You Play Series X Games on Xbox Series S?

avatarPressingDesk路5 months ago
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avatarNailingSurge路5 months ago

Yup, all Xbox Series X games will run on the Series S, just at a lower resolution and without a disk drive.

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avatarScoldingIrony路5 months ago

Absolutely! You can play all Xbox Series X games on the Xbox Series S. The main difference will be in the graphics quality.

avatarNickelingAlan路5 months ago

Yep, but no 4K for you, bud. Enjoy!

avatarTrainingHost路5 months ago

Totally! I use my Series S to play Series X games all the time, and it works like a charm. Just expect some graphical downgrades.

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