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Borderlands makes its way to the Xbox One

The original Borderlands and all of its DLC have been added to the (growing) list of Xbox 360 titles that will be supported by backwards compatibility on the Xbox One. While backwards compatibility is set to r... Read More...

Xbox One might get Original Xbox backwards compatibility

While it might be tempting to post up all your original Xbox video games on Ebay, it might be a good idea to hold onto them for just a bit more. This summer people who hadn't committed to a next-gen console wer... Read More...

Xbox One's backwards compatibility will also work with Xbox 360 DLC

Microsoft arguably has been pushing their console to the extreme, announcing huge features such as Xbox One backwards compatibility. With the 7th generation being the first digital generation, the backwards compatibility promise held some doubt among hopefuls.... Read More...

EA Access may let you play backwards-compatible Xbox 360 games for free

The library for EA Access may grow even larger since backwards compatibility was announced to be headed to the Xbox One. After Dragon Age: Inquisition made its way to become of the titles included in EA's subs... Read More...

Most publishers positive over Xbox One backwards compatibility

Phil Spencer's announcement of the Xbox One's backward compatibility received both shock and praise from most people during this years E3 conference for Microsoft. Not only was it a surprise to most that watche... Read More...

Games With Gold's Xbox 360 titles will be backwards compatible on Xbox One

All future titles for Xbox 360 released through Games With Gold will be backwards compatible on the Xbox One, Microsoft announced today at Gamescom. That means when backwards compatibility for the Xbox One launches in November, as Microsoft also announced tod... Read More...

Xbox One backwards compatibility coming November

Microsoft today announced during their Gamescom briefing that backwards compatibility will launch for everyone in November. The service is currently available only to Xbox One Preview Program members. There ... Read More...

Will backwards compatibility see the Xbox One become the go-to console?

Arguably the biggest talking point from Microsoft's recent E3 press conference was that it will be providing backwards compatibility on Xbox One, meaning that select Xbox 360 games will be playable on the syste... Read More...

Xbox One sales increase with backwards compatibility

Microsoft has always seemed to lag behind the Sony in terms of sales of the current generation of gaming consoles, only every so often outselling the PS4 for only a month at a time. However success isn't always measured in competition with your rivals. The Xb... Read More...

Xbox One backwards compatibility is going to be a thing

During the week of the E3 conference, Microsoft announced that the Xbox One would adapt with an upcoming update that would allow owners of console to play Xbox 360 games. Some of the interesting features of M... Read More...

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