Of course it would. I believe it stores snapshot of RAM to SSD. And then you can load it any time. Just like with retro emulators on PC.

Halo > Forza > Gears > Fable > AoE

Halo for me but I love all of them and would rank all at 2 behind Halo.

But I need a break from Gears. Would love them to work on another game now and have the next Gears only in 5 years or so.

Certainly don't.
It's a waste of electricity, I can be away for weeks at a time for rescue deployments, so everything gets switched off at the wall.

And the console was prone to redownloading entire games, rather than just patch data, plus there was the odd glitch here and there where games wouldn't boot requiring a hard reset anyway.

Doesn't mean that it needs to rebuild the game database every time the console gets switched on though.

Definitely one of the shining points of the Xbox One games library this generation, that's for sure.

Finished Indivisible.

Took me 14 hours to beat (1000G). The game is pretty good but there are a few things that keep it from being a truly awesome game.

Combat is too easy. Difficulty was alright at the beginning but after the first boss there's basically no enemy that can kill you, even if you don't upgrade your defense and attack. On the plus side there are so many characters to unlock, so you could theoretically change up your party quite often, but since the combat is so easy there's no need to. I just chose the characters with the highest strength and killed most enemies pretty quickly (even if some act like sponges) while having one healer. They should've included sequences where not all team members are available and you're forced to play with some other guys.

There's too much backtracking in the game. While this is not uncommon for Metroidvania-like games, you have to pretty much play through a whole region again only to get back to the part which you previously couldn't access. The few fast travel points (which you begin to unlock during the middle part of the game) don't really help much.

On the plus side, the platforming can be pretty challenging as there are tons of abilities that will unlock as part of the main story which can make platforming quite complex. Visuals are top notch. Many voiced lines, some anime scenes, simply feels like an indie game with a high budget. Length is alright as well. There are a few more side quests which can unlock even more characters to play with. Story is enjoyable too.

8/10.

Well I can understand why it would be a waste of electricity in your case.

I'm powering my Xbox several times a day. Watching the boot process every single time would drive me nuts. And then there are the giant updates which can take longer than a regular play session.

I was recently installing a game on my old Xbox One (which is set to energy saving mode) so I can double box boost it. Then realized that I can't turn it off since it wouldn't continue downloading. I could change the setting but I would need to undo that again later... and again every time after that.
End of story, I left it on just to download the game Now that felt like a waste of energy.

They still plan to give us any news that would have happened. Since none of us could physically be there I can honestly care less 

E3 can’t come soon enough 

What an exciting time to be alive

Maybe he's alluding to other employees potentially working on a third game?