Although when talking about Xbox, the first thing that comes to mind for the vast majority is of course Microsoft’s console, in fact Redmond has been operating for a few years. unify everything related to your game world catalog (devices, games and services) under this common denominator, thus making them easier to identify and of course creating a clearer connection that makes it easier to jump from one to the other.

The clearest example of this is Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft’s gaming subscription service in its various modalities (console, PC, Ultimate and the latest Core, which arrived last September to replace Xbox Live Gold, the company’s other veteran service, and with this move also joins another group, the Game Pass group ). As it turns out, at least as far as users are concerned, it’s a big success, a success that in a way “brings users of the service closer to other members of the Xbox family.”

So on the one hand we have the big headlines (mainly hardware, games and various subscription options grouped into Xbox Game Pass), but around these first swords we find a multitude of servicesmaybe not as popular, but sometimes they expand the ecosystem and other times provide it with tools and features that are particularly useful for their users, and this is the case with the Xbox Network, which was formerly known as Xbox Live (Live, not Live Gold, which was a subscription service ).

One of the functions of this service is the online storage of screenshots and video recordings. Now, while this will continue to be the case, an important change is coming, and as we can read on Reddit, Xbox Network will begin deleting screenshots and videos once they reach 90 days on January 9th. It was also discussed whether this also affects content stored locally (that is, on the console itself), although it would not make sense, at least in principle.

This way, if you have screenshots and/or videos stored on the Xbox network, You have a few days to create a backup, either by downloading them to store them locally or by uploading them to a cloud service. In this regard, of course, since we are talking about a Microsoft device and service, OneDrive offers the most direct integration.