Xbox ended its Backwards Compatible program in 2021 after reaching the limits of what's possible to bring over.

Xbox is going through some changes. From the appointment of a new CEO, Asha Sharma, to revealing the codename for the next Xbox, Project Helix, it has been a busy start. Sharma confirmed the new ...

We haven't had backwards compatibility in our game consoles for very long -- around just two generations. The desirability of the feature is so widespread, though, that people are willing to follow ...

As part of Microsoft's 20th anniversary of Xbox broadcast, the company announced that 70+ additional original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles have been added to the backwards compatibility library in what ...

In addition, once the games are made backwards compatible, every one of their DLC packs will be free to download, as well. This ensures that the player bases won't be fragmented and that every player ...

Microsoft announced that some original Xbox games would be made backwards compatible on the Xbox One back during E3 2017 in June. The company hasn’t released any details since, but Xbox head Phil ...

John Bonelli is a news writer for Game Rant who's been writing about video games since 2017. He fell in love with gaming upon playing Fallout 3 for the first time in 2013; it's still his favorite ...

Details on the next wave of backward compatible original Xbox titles are surfacing, with store listings published for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Destroy All Humans and more. Good news, even ...

The freshly unveiled console will let you play not only your Xbox One game library but also select games released for the original Xbox. Luke Lancaster is an Associate Editor with CNET, based out of ...

Microsoft is expanding the Xbox One's backwards compatibility program by introducing titles from the original Xbox. Phil Spencer announced the new offering during today's E3 press conference in Los ...

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