Microsoft has apparently fixed matchmaking servers for the online-only Xbox 360 first-person shooter Shadowrun, which launched back in 2007. Following fan feedback, Xbox has fixed the multiplayer servers for the underrated Xbox 360 game from 2007 called Shadowrun. Shadowrun, an online first-person shooter that originally launched for Xbox 360 in 2007, is now playable online again thanks to what seems to be a revival of the matchmaking service by Microsoft. Microsoft has seemingly fixed the matchmaking servers for 2007's Shadowrun on Xbox 360. User wwm0nkey on Resetera has revealed that Microsoft has revived the matchmaking service on the 2007 Shadowrun shooter on PC and Xbox 360. It's one of the most loathed games of recent times, but Fasa Studio's 'Shadowrun' was an ill-advised FPS game in a beloved RPG franchise, but its lackluster reception spawned a fan-first reboot. Yet another batch of Xbox 360 games have gone backward compatible for Xbox One today, including multiplayer shooter Shadowrun and a couple more.
The revival of the Shadowrun Xbox 360 multiplayer FPS servers has brought new life to a game that was largely forgotten by the gaming community. Players can once again experience the fast-paced action and unique gameplay of Shadowrun's online matches. The fixed matchmaking servers have made it easier for fans of the game to connect with each other and enjoy the multiplayer experience.
Despite its initial lackluster reception, Shadowrun has developed a dedicated fan base over the years. The game's unique blend of magic and technology, along with its fast-paced gameplay, set it apart from other FPS titles of the time. With the revival of the multiplayer servers, both new and returning players have the opportunity to experience what made Shadowrun special.