The Xbox Series X and Series S are both fully backwards compatible with nigh-on every game that runs on Xbox One, and that means they can also play many Xbox 360 classics. This feature has been highly praised by gamers, as it allows them to revisit their favorite titles from previous generations.
From the Xbox 360 era - This week's massive 'End of Summer' Xbox sale brings with it over 50 backwards compatible classics. Gamers can now enjoy popular titles such as "Halo Reach," "Gears of War 3," and "Mass Effect" on their new Xbox Series X consoles.
Xbox is thinking of what to do for games from the Xbox 360 Store that can't be played on Xbox Series X|S when it closes. The closure of the store in 2024 has raised concerns among players who want to preserve their gaming library.
Phil Spencer, Head of Xbox, has commented on the Xbox 360 store closure, stating that "preservation is front and center when all these decisions are made." This reassurance from the company's leadership brings hope to gamers who are worried about losing access to their favorite Xbox 360 games.
When testing the PS5 versus Xbox Series X, it's easy to see that both consoles are gaming powerhouses. But only the PS5 feels like a true next-gen experience, as the Xbox Series X focuses more on backwards compatibility and enhancing existing games.
The Xbox 360 cycle is finally coming to an end. Xbox will shut down the store in 2024, but many titles are available with backward compatibility. This allows players to experience the nostalgia of their favorite Xbox 360 games on the latest Xbox consoles.
But Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two Interactive, is coy about just where the Nintendo Switch fits into all that. While Xbox focuses on backwards compatibility, Nintendo continues to innovate with unique gaming experiences on the Switch platform.
The game is currently playable on Microsoft's latest consoles via backwards compatibility. Players can enjoy a seamless gaming experience on their Xbox Series X with improved graphics and performance compared to the original Xbox 360 version.
Nightdive Studios has announced they're working on a PC and console remaster of Lucasarts' classic Star Wars: Dark Forces. This exciting news showcases the continued interest in preserving and revitalizing beloved gaming classics for modern platforms.
In conclusion, Xbox Series X's backwards compatibility feature allows gamers to preserve and enjoy their favorite Xbox 360 titles on the latest console. With the closure of the Xbox 360 store in 2024, it is reassuring to see Xbox's commitment to preservation and ensuring access to gaming classics.
