Yes, some Xbox games support cross play with other platforms. Check with your game to see if it supports this feature.

With an active Xbox Game Pass subscription, you can download and play any games currently included in the Game Pass library at no additional cost for as long as they remain in the catalog.

You can use an Xbox Wireless Controller (wired or Bluetooth). Some games also support mouse and keyboard controls, although compatibility varies by title. Most officially licensed Xbox controllers and accessories will work with Xbox Series X|S or Windows PCs.

Yes, for multiplayer or other online games. If you already play games on your Xbox console, you can use the same account. If you don’t have an Xbox account, you can use the same Microsoft account you used to purchase the game.

If you’re planning to be in an area with no online coverage, you can prepare your Windows device to allow you to play most games offline. If you play offline, some features, such as leaderboards, and using the benefits of the Xbox network won’t be available. If you earn any achievements while playing offline, they’ll sync to your account the next time you sign in to the Xbox network on your device. Your game save progress will also sync when you sign in to the Xbox network.

On Xbox, you can install your game and then play offline on your home console, as well as install and play on your friends' consoles if you sign in to the Xbox network before playing.

On Windows, you can install your game and then play offline on your main device (usually the first device you install the game on) and install on multiple devices if you sign in to the Xbox network before playing. Games that support Xbox Play Anywhere can only be signed in at one place at a time while playing.

Most games in the Microsoft Store are playable on Xbox Series X|S. Titles designated Optimized for Xbox Series X|S are built from the ground up (or rebuilt) to use the power of the Xbox Series X|S console.

Most Xbox One games are playable on Xbox Series X|S. Additionally, games can look and perform better, and select titles offer faster frame rates, auto HDR, and improved screen resolution.

Things to keep in mind: A small number of titles playable on Xbox One aren’t compatible with Xbox Series X|S. Xbox Series X|S game compatibility with the Xbox One console is provided on a per-title basis by the game’s developer. If you’re not sure which console your game will play on, check on the box or on the game’s details page at GameStop. Because Xbox Series S is an all-digital console, disc-based games aren’t compatible with it.

Most Xbox 360 and Original Xbox games that are compatible with Xbox One are also playable on Xbox Series X|S.

If you have an Xbox One already, you can set up a Network Transfer to send all your games from your old console to your new Xbox Series X|S, rather than re-downloading them all onto the new system. To do this, you’ll need to ensure both consoles are connected to your home network.

Yes, you can trade in any physical Xbox game at GameStop. The game must be in good condition and have all the necessary components to receive the highest trade value. Product condition and trade value are determined by GameStop in our sole discretion. Please visit our <u>trade</u> page for more information.

Yes, GameStop offers an extensive selection of <u>digital games for Xbox Series X|S</u>. Find exclusive deals and purchase games for yourself or your friends that are delivered almost instantly. GameStop Pro members also get 5% off all digital games & currencies online.

Once you order a digital game on GameStop, the digital code is delivered to your email within seconds. From there, you can enter the code into your console. The game will begin downloading once the code is confirmed.

No. Xbox Series X|S optimized games must be played from the console’s internal SSD or an official Storage Expansion Card. External USB drives can store games but cannot run Series X|S titles directly.

Xbox Series X|S supports:

• Official Storage Expansion Cards (full performance, plug-and-play)

• USB hard drives / SSDs (for storing or playing Xbox One / 360 / Original Xbox titles only)

No. Free-to-play titles (such as Fortnite, Apex Legends, etc.) allow online multiplayer without Game Pass Core or Ultimate.

No. Xbox Series S is an all-digital console and does not support physical discs.

Yes, if the title is backward compatible. Supported discs install from the disc to the console but still require the disc to be inserted for play.

No.

• You can install games on multiple Xbox consoles

• Only one console or PC can actively play on the same account at a time

• Home Console sharing allows another local profile to access your games on your primary Xbox

Smart Delivery ensures:

• You buy a game once digitally

• The system downloads the best available version automatically for your specific console (Series X, Series S, or Xbox One)

Yes. Xbox Series X|S supports up to 120 frames per second on compatible displays and supported games.

• Series X: Native 4K gaming
• Series S: 1440p (upscaled to 4K)

Many games benefit from:

• Faster load times

• Higher or more consistent frame rates

• FPS Boost

• Auto HDR

• Resolution upgrades