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The Witcher 2 to be backwards compatible on Xbox One

The booming popularity of The Witcher 3 has caused fans of the recent Game of the Year title to want to do some digging into its prequels. Fans of The Witcher 3 have asked CD Projekt Red whether we'll see an re... Read More...

New Xbox One backwards compatibility titles to be announced monthly

Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft's Xbox division, has recently revealed on Twitter that new Xbox One backwards compatibility titles will be revealed on a monthly basis. When a fan asked the Xbox boss when the n... Read More...

Xbox One backwards compatibility with Xbox games

Microsoft talks about difficulty of making Xbox One backwards compatible with original Xbox games. Mike Ybarra, Xbox engineering boss, discussed this matter on The Inner Circle Special. He stated that the feature has the possibility of coming to the Xbox One... Read More...

Here's how the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility works

With the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility only days away, Microsoft published a new video explaining how the free service will work. The video features Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb and FLitz form Smosh Games as t... Read More...

Microsoft to announce 100+ backwards compatible games next week.

On Monday, November 9, Microsoft will announce a list of over 100 Xbox 360 games that will be available via backwards compatibility when the New Xbox One Experience launches on November 12 according to a tweet ... Read More...

Xbox Live Gold Update and more in the month of November

Four new games will be available for Xbox Live Gold members to download this month, with two being available right now. Pneuma: Breath of Life for Xbox One, a first person adventure game, and Dirt 3 for Xbox 360, the popular racing franchise, can now be downl... Read More...

List of Xbox One backwards compatible games

I think I can say with little argument that Phil Spencer's announcement of backwards compatibility for the Xbox One was the second largest announcement of the year, behind that Skyrim card game. Spencer even st... Read More...

Xbox One update on Nov. 12 includes backwards compatibility

Microsoft has just recently announced a huge update for the Xbox One on November 12th. Included in the update are two huge items: backwards compatibility to everyone (not just those in the Preview program) and ... Read More...

Burnout Paradise will be backwards compatible on Xbox One

With the Xbox One's announcement of backwards compatibility sometime this November, more and more games are being announced as backwards compatible. A gem of the last generation has recently been announced via Twitter to be backwards compatible: Burnout Paradi... Read More...

Xbox One Borderlands will not allow screenshots or gameplay recording

The Xbox One version of Borderlands, playable via backwards compatibility, does not allow players to take screenshots. Microsoft confirmed that this was because of "licensing" issues. ... Read More...

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