Editing Xbox One (section)

==Trivia==
*In E3 2015 when Microsoft announced backwards compatibility for the Xbox One, ''[[Sonic Adventure 2 (2012)|Sonic Adventure 2]]'' was browsed quickly on the screen for the public, suggesting that it was going to appear on the backward compatibility list.<ref>http://www.tssznews.com/2015/06/19/e3-2015-sonic-adventure-2-coming-to-xbox-one/</ref> However, it was not made backward compatible on the Xbox One until December 2017.<ref name="SA2BCConfirmed" />
*''[[Sonic Forces]]'' was released on the same day as the Xbox One X on 7 November 2017.
[[File:Sonic movie Xbox One X.jpg|thumb|The custom ''Sonic'' movie Xbox One X.]]
*To celebrate the digital release of the [[Sonic the Hedgehog (film)|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' film]], an official custom Xbox One X stylised after the film was available to be won from a sweepstakes from 31 March to 14 April 2020.<ref>https://twitter.com/Xbox/status/1245123753383579649</ref>
*The Xbox One is the last Xbox console to have a budget line for its games through the [[Wikipedia:Platinum_Hits#Games_in_Greatest_Hits_for_Xbox_One_series|Greatest Hits]] label, though fewer games on the Xbox One were re-released under the label compared to previous Xbox consoles and primarily only lasted in the first three or so years of the console's release.
**None of the Xbox One ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog series|Sonic]]'' titles were ever re-released under the Greatest Hits label.
*The Xbox One is the first Xbox console to have none of its ''Sonic'' titles available for purchase physically in Asia, with the exception of ''Sonic Forces'' getting a physical release in China.
**Currently, the Xbox One has the second-most number of ''Sonic'' titles to not be released in Japan in any form at three (the Xbox 360 had five ''Sonic'' titles that never released in Japan; in certain parts of Asia, these titles did get released, albeit only in English).
*The Xbox One is Microsoft's first fully region free console.