Major Nelson announced the release of a new update for the Xbox 360 today which adds a range of functionality, chief amongst them being 2GB of cloud storage.
The cloud storage on Xbox 360 has been increased to allow room for players to upload their save files for games they wish to move to Xbox One, when they become backwards compatible. Major Nelson recently tweeted that the update would allow users to view backwards compatible games in their library and marketplace.
Xbox 360 Preview Program members can now see Xbox One backward compatible games in their game library & marketplace pic.twitter.com/UaXskNI8sv
— Larry Hryb 🏡🎮☁ (@majornelson) September 4, 2015
Other changes include being able to connect your console at locations which require the acceptance of terms of use e.g. hotels and hospitals, redeem codes received in messages, view the Xbox One Activity Feed from your Xbox 360 and see what your friends are playing on Xbox One and Windows 10 from Xbox 360.
The update is available for Xbox 360 now.
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