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# MicrosoftGame.config Element - XboxCompatibility

> MicrosoftGame.config Element - XboxCompatibility

# MicrosoftGame.config Element - XboxCompatibility

Specifies the maximum console generation that the game is compatible with. Developers would use this with a XBOX One title that is running in backwards compatibility on XBOX Series X|S. The primary usage of this would be to get access to enhanced features such as extra memory. The allowed values are "XboxOne", which will behave like a normal backwards compatible title, and "Scarlett", which will allow the backwards compatible title to access enhanced features.

## Parent

This element's parent is the VirtualMachine element.

## Requirement

This element is optional and is not required to be set.

## Platform

This element only pertains to Console devices.

## Behavior

* No attributes.
* Default value is XboxOne.
* Allowed values are XboxOne and Scarlett.

## Remarks

## See Also

[MicrosoftGame.config Reference - Table of Contents](/reference/system/microsoftgameconfig/elements/gc-microsoftgameconfig-toc)


## Related topics

- [MicrosoftGame.config Element - VirtualMachine](/reference/system/microsoftgameconfig/elements/microsoftgameconfig-element-virtualmachine.md)
- [MicrosoftGame.config Element - DlcCompatibility](/reference/system/microsoftgameconfig/elements/microsoftgameconfig-element-dlccompatibility.md)
- [MicrosoftGame.config Element - Executable](/reference/system/microsoftgameconfig/elements/microsoftgameconfig-element-executable.md)
- [MicrosoftGame.config Element - RequiresXboxLive](/reference/system/microsoftgameconfig/elements/microsoftgameconfig-element-requiresxboxlive.md)
- [MicrosoftGame.config Element - Game](/reference/system/microsoftgameconfig/elements/microsoftgameconfig-element-game.md)