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How to Gameshare With Friends on Xbox Series X or S

By Matthew Lynch
June 26, 2023
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Gaming is best enjoyed with friends or family members, but buying more than one console can be expensive. Luckily, Xbox Series X or S has a feature called “gamesharing” that allows players to share their digital games with another person. This means that two people can buy one game and both play it on their own consoles. In this article, we’ll explain how to gameshare with friends on Xbox Series X or S.

Step One: Set Up Your Console

The first step to gameshare is to set up your console correctly. You need to ensure that your Xbox Series X or S is set as your home console. To do this, go to the “Settings” section and then select “Personalization”. After that, click on “My Home Xbox” and then select “Make this my home Xbox”.

Step Two: Share Your Microsoft Account

To gameshare, you need to be able to share your Microsoft account with a friend. Ensure that you are signed in to your Xbox Live account, then navigate to the “Settings” section and select “Account”. Click on “Family & other users” and then select “Add someone else to this PC”. Enter your friend’s email address and follow the prompts to allow them access to your account.

Step Three: Share Your Digital Games

The final step is to share your digital games. To do this, navigate to “My Games & Apps” on your Xbox home screen. Select the game you want to share and press the “Menu” button on your controller. Select “Manage Game & Add-Ons” and then go to the “Ready to Install” section. From here, you can select the games you want to share and then download them to your friend’s console.

Conclusion

Gamesharing is a fantastic way of sharing your digital games with a friend, allowing you both to enjoy them without spending additional money. It is easy to set up and can save players a lot of money in the long run. As long as both parties follow the steps outlined above, gamesharing on Xbox Series X or S will be a breeze. Happy gaming!

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