Burnout Paradise Could be Coming to Xbox One – n3rdabl3

Burnout Paradise could be added as one of the Xbox 360 games that will be backward compatible to the Xbox One.

Details are pretty thin at the moment, but Criterion promise to have more information soon.

Yes, we ARE talking to Microsoft about making Xbox 360 Burnout Paradise available on Xbox One via backwards-compatibility!

In general, the update prepares the console for further game streaming, which comes out with Windows 10 this month.

Microsoft has come up with extensions of the service because of the increasing popularity of this gaming service and one can easily get the xbox live code generator free download. An update will be available for everyone by Fall 2015.

Game streaming for Windows 10 will be available from July 29th. Microsoft will offer them another 10 percent discount from the retail price of all the games included in the Xbox Ultimate Game Sale.

“The team took the approach of effectively running the whole 360 OS on the Xbox One, which is why you can play with Live and everything else”.

I don’t think Burnout being relatively low on the list means fans wouldn’t want to play it. It was, after all, one of the most acclaimed racing games of the last console generation. “Games developed for DirectX 12 in Windows 10 will see improvements in speed, efficiency and graphics capability”.

Major Nelson announced the new update with a short message.

But as Big Phil Spencer has himself observed, in his recent conversation with Edge magazine, it’s in Europe where Microsoft’s console has the most work to do.