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Xbox One backwards compatibility gets another new title

Another game has joined the long list of titles available to play via Xbox One backwards compatibility. This time around, it is Xbox 360 title, Interpol: The Trail of Dr. Chaos. The title was revealed to be ... Read More...

Red Dead Redemption on Xbox One actually improves on the original

Backwards compatibility is not a remastering or remake of older games, but is instead simply an emulation. With this in mind it's therefore a pleasant surprise that the emulation of Red Dead Redemption on Xbox ... Read More...

Red Dead Redemption interest soars after back-compat announcement

Following the announcement that Red Dead Redemption will be making its debut on Xbox One Backwards Compatibility this Friday, interest in the game skyrocketed. While not reflecting specific sales numbers, the store ranking of Red Dead Redemption on Amazon jump... Read More...

A number of new titles have been added to the Xbox One backwards compatibility list

A number of Xbox 360 titles have been added to the Xbox One's list of backwards compatible games. The games were announced on Twitter by Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb. The eight titles include games from develop... Read More...

Skate 3 is coming to Xbox One

Many people have been speculating on whether or not Skate 3 will be backwards compatible and to those of you who are waiting for confirmation, here it is. 'Mister Retr0' the feedback admin for the Xbox websi... Read More...

Race, Grind, and Hold’em with 3 new Backwards Compatible Xbox games

Continuing the stream of games added to the backwards compatibility list, three more games have surfaced. MX vs. ATV Reflex, Jet Set Radio, and Texas Hold’em are all now available through Xbox Backwards Compatibility. MX vs. ATV seems players take to the di... Read More...

Three new backwards compatible titles join Xbox One

Alan Wake, Pac-Man, and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night are all joining Xbox One's backwards compatibility functionality. The three titles were announced to be joining the service this morning via a tweet f... Read More...

Next Xbox One backwards-compatible games announced

After determining to reconnect XBox with the fans of Microsoft's older games, Xbox One Backwards Compatibility was developed. Initially, 104 titles were released, including Mass Effect, Mirror's Edge, Banjo Ka... Read More...

16 new Xbox One Backwards Compatibility games revealed

Microsoft has announced that sixteen more Xbox 360 video games are available to play on Xbox One through its Backwards Compatibility feature. Since the feature launched on Nov. 12th, Xbox One gamers have logged "more than 9 million hours playing Xbox 360 game... Read More...

Microsoft working on bringing Xbox 360 games to Xbox One Marketplace

Since last month, the Xbox One received a system update that allows it to play select Xbox 360 games. You can stick the original disc inside, or if you bought a digital copy via the 360's Marketplace, or on Xbo... Read More...

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