not sure on xboxes, but on playstation and nintendo devices, it depends. sometimes you can delete update data and find a disk or local device that has a specific update and install it and its be fine. for some titles, games have memory that a higher update exists for the device after uninstalling it, and refuse to boot unless that update is installed.
you for sure cannot have version control over store updates on console though.
Even then having a choice between something akin to 1.0 if they have physical media back or latest of they go online is very different to rolling back the latest update.
not sure on xboxes, but on playstation and nintendo devices, it depends. sometimes you can delete update data and find a disk or local device that has a specific update and install it and its be fine. for some titles, games have memory that a higher update exists for the device after uninstalling it, and refuse to boot unless that update is installed.
you for sure cannot have version control over store updates on console though.
Even then having a choice between something akin to 1.0 if they have physical media back or latest of they go online is very different to rolling back the latest update.