Well I’m glad evil M$ is giving me a nice perk, With the BC. As a long time customer I do appreciate it. I’m even going to buy a few old games i never played. Only 10$$ you know.

The negative is is that it’s not free to new customers so yeah,bc is a no factor…a no factor for any newcomer wanting to purchase an Xbox One.

All your past comments made it out to be a negative. So at worst it’s a no factor now.

That’s not what I’m saying at all,I’m saying bc doesn’t even cross their minds when considering buying a new console. If I don’t have or use Spotify then I won’t care if my PS4 has a Spotify feature or not.If I don’t own a PS Vita then I’m not going to care about the Remote Play feature. If I don’t own any Xbox games then I’m not going to care about bc. If they consider buying older Xbox games down the line then yeah “Free backwards compatibility” would be a selling feature but unless that’s their intention they aren’t going to care otherwise.

Your right they shouldn’t have done backwards compatibility at all, Because it’s it not fair for newcomers to have to buy old games. Maybe they should of just give then all free to newcomers?

Comprehend this. I said:

“Any newcomer to Xbox wants to play older games are SOL and have to buy them first.”

I’m not talking about current or former customers,I’ve only been talking about new customers and how the feature doesn’t apply to them.

Reading comprehension is not your forte.
I said its a nice perk for existing and past M$
customers. Nobody said it was to lure new people. Only you are saying that.

The negative is it isn’t free for the new customers. It’s not a selling feature,most new customers don’t buy a new next-gen console to play old games.

there is none. a negative would be charging gamers AGAIN to play games they already own.

where with sony, even if you already own the game, you have to buy them again. try again, chimp.