I know that the games are backwards compatible and you upload the savegames to the cloud, just like on the one you can continue where you left off on the 360.
But what about games that are available as a 360 game and as a one version. For example, WatchDogs or GTA5.
These games are for other "platforms", would that work?
That's fine. All you have to do is save your savegame in the cloud via settings.
Only a few games can do that. One of them is for example Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition. If you still have the Xbox One Edition (Attention, Xbox One has 2 different Minecraft Games), you can port the worlds to the One. If you have the Minecraft Bedrock again (ie the "Minecraft PE for Xbox, simply carries the name" Minecraft "), then you can even pull the Xbox 360 world to the latest version (for porting the Xbox 360 worlds to the latest Minecraft the Xbox One is but the Xbox One Edition necessary), and gamble with several friends who have just no Xbox, but a smartphone, a Nintendo Switch, a Windows 10 PC or even a Samsung VR own.
How can I differentiate between Bedrock and the other version? Because I would like to play Minecraft with iOS and Windows 10 Edition players
If you want to own the Game Digital, do not worry: the Xbox One Edition is no longer available digitally on the Microsoft Store (just the demo) but the Bedrock already.
Incidentally, you can see this directly on the title of the game, in case you want to buy the game as a disk: the Xbox One Edition has the title… So "Xbox One Edition" directly under "Minecraft", while the Bedrock Edition Quite simply "Minecraft" called. (The community likes to call the game Bedrock edition because the game has the so-called "Bedrock Engine." Some fans still say "Pocket Edition" because the Bedrock Edition {Xbox One, Windows 10, Nintendo Switch, Samsung VR } Originally it was Pocket Edition of Android devices, so we play a Modified Minecraft PE on consoles and PCs… LoL)
