Xbox One Backwards Compatible Xbox 360 Games List Leaked In Full

Halo 5: Guardians isn’t sweetening the deal for me, and I won’t ever buy a console for only one game. The Microsoft press conference is held in conjunction with the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) which focuses on gaming systems and interactive entertainment, featuring introductions to new products and technologies.

While it was rumoured that the Gears of War franchise was headed to the Xbox One Backward Compatibility program on November 12th, The Coalition has confirmed via Twitter that this is indeed the case. There is an alleged list of games available right now that will be backwards compatible on November 12th, while Microsoft will officially announce the list on November 9th. Get your voice heard and vote for your favorite Xbox 360 titles through Xbox Feedback. The New Xbox One Experience, as Microsoft has dubbed it, will be launching and with it will bring backwards compatibility for the Xbox One.

Good news for those who want to replay this unbelievable Halo title, or for those want to experience the title for the very first time on the Xbox One. When you put the DVD in your Xbox One, your console will download a patch to make it playable on your Xbox One. Players who had their games loaded up on the cloud can also pull up the said Xbox 360 games on the newer model.

Let’s get the bad news out of the way. Additionally, users will be able to use features like screenshot, twitch streaming, game DVR and stream games to Windows 10 PCs. Plenty of gamers still have a large collection of games for that console. The list of Xbox One backward-compatible games includes notable hits such as the complete Gears of Wars catalog, Assassin’s Creed II, Fallout 3, Borderlands and Castle Crashers, among many others. You can view the entire list of games. Sadly the Xbox 360 edition was stripped of things that made the original cool, like the nightmarish presence of corporate brands and the wonderful late-’90s pop punk soundtrack. Oddly enough, while the first Mass Effect game will be available for backwards compatibility, none of the sequel games will be available.