Xbox 360 system update adds 2GB of cloud storage

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The Xbox 360 received a system update today, and it contains features which have been in Preview such as 2GB Cloud Storage.

This is great news for those with an Xbox One who wish to play backwards compatible games on their system in November. It will be much easier to access game saves and acquired DLC.

Along with 2GB of Cloud Storage being made available, users can now redeem Xbox Live Marketplace codes from messages, and user’s Microsoft account balance will be shown when looking at game details or browsing the marketplace.

Accept Terms of Use has also been added, which means Xbox 360 users can log their console into a network requiring Terms of Use acceptance. So, if for example you have checked into a hotel, or in the hospital for reason, you can log into the the area network. Users will need to have latest update of Internet Explorer installed first.

An activity feed is now available along with the ability to see what friends are playing on Windows 10 or Xbox One.

Movie and TV collections from Microsoft Movies & TV and music in Groove Music can now be accessed.

Posted: Sep 17, 2015 3:36 pm
Related Forum: Xbox Forum

Source: http://www.vg247.com/2015/09/17/xbox-360-system-update-2gb-cloud-storage/

Comments

SkyPosted: Fri. Sep 18, 2015

this is Awesome !!! my 250gb hard drive broke years ago , i never bothered to buy a new one , and now i don't have to anymore :)

Joyful-Posted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

Thats pretty cool they did that :) , some ppl may need those extra gb's

FeetPosted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

never used cloud before but i might now

ScottPosted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

Used cloud storage a few times on my retail for my gamesaves, Not bad now i can store more as my xbox hard drive is full of games

DevilPosted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

Never really used the Cloud. I could see how it could be useful though. Do you still need gold to be able to upload files?

VatasyPosted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

Not really going to get much use out of this tbh.

slapshot101Posted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

I'm still a little confused on how this backwards compatibility will work with DLC, so we have to put the DLC in our cloud storage to use it, because 2GB is defiantly not enough for that. I haven't used cloud storage yet, the only reason I will ever use it is the backwards compatibility with game saves.

XboxPosted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

Well I will always take some more space.

GaryPosted: Thu. Sep 17, 2015

It's a shame that the 360 is a dying platform.