Wanna play some old school Xbox 360 titles on your shiny new Xbox One.? Worry not! As Microsoft has expanded its list of backwards compatibility titles for its latest-gen console, which only means you get more Xbox 360 games to choose from.
Six more Xbox 360 games are now playable on the latest Xbox One
The biggest release so far is undoubtedly the Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, though other notable mentions include Dead Space 2 and Dead Space 3. The Dead Space has already been there, which makes the three core games that make the Dead Space trilogy can now be played on the Xbox One. The same also applies to the Dead Space Ignition which again owes its origins to the Dead Space theme.
Among the other games that too have made it to the Xbox One backward compatible title lists include Alaskan Adventures, Hunting Expeditions, Dangerous Hunts 2013, and Survival: Shadows of Katmai.
All of that does make for an impressive list of games that originated in an era gone by but still holds a lot of appeal. No wonder those have now been upgraded for play back on the newer Xbox One console.
Earlier in 2016, Microsoft had launched a few more titles that were included in the Xbox One backwards compatible library. Those include the Mass Effect trilogy, Bioshock trilogy, Red Dead Redemption, and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
Further, all of this effort seems far from being a one off thing what with the box head, Phil Spencer already making it known they are evaluating the idea of bringing original Xbox 360 game titles to the Xbox One backwards compatible library. That no doubt will be super cool as you won’t have to give up on your classic favorites as you upgrade your console.
