Roblox PS4/PS5: How to Login to Xbox/PC Roblox Account

You’d think that you would have less problems when it comes to playing Roblox on a console aside from competing for resources with other users. Others can barely make it past the login screen! But don’t worry, it’s not your fault for using a PS4 or PS5 to play the game.

Still, you don’t want to lose all of your progress by starting with a fresh account. If you’re having a tough time trying to log in to your Xbox or PC account on your console of choice, then keep on reading the guide to get past the login screen!

How to Login to Xbox/PC Roblox Account

You’ll be able to log in to your Xbox or PC account on your PS4 or PS5 as long as you enable Cross-Platform Play. We have a guide on how you can do that the other way around if you’re unfortunate enough to own an Xbox.

Make sure that you use the same credentials on your PC or Xbox when you’re typing in your username. If you do forget, then you can always click on “Forgot Password” to have everything reset.

Roblox PS4 PS5 Login Screen — Source: **VVaby from YouTube**

You can also make use of the quick login feature. Be sure to scan the QR Code on the right side of the login screen if you do. This will, however, require you to generate a one-time code if you’re logging in from a new device.

To ensure success for this method, make sure that you have the latest version of the Roblox App on your phone. Also, you have to be logged in to the device you’re making use of the QR Scanner if you want it to work.

Roblox PS4 PS5 Home Page — Source: **VVaby from YouTube**

And that’s how you can log in to your Xbox or PC account to play Roblox on your console. Thanks to Vvaby on YouTube for showing everyone how it’s done. Check out their video here if you want more information: Roblox PS4/PS5: How to Login to Xbox/PC Roblox Account Tutorial! (Easy Method)

ALSO READ: Roblox PS4/PS5: How to Add & Play Crossplay With Xbox & PC Friends

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