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Having plenty of compelling content will be important as well to help in the console war against Sony's Playstation 4.
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There are already rumors of a white console plus a possible price drop to help spur sales. The Xbox One needs a big boost in Europe, and Gamescom is its best shot for this year. However, it should be easier to port Xbox games to the Xbox One than it was to the Xbox 360 because the architectures are much more similar. The older console does use 32-bit versus the 64-bit for the Xbox One, and the new console features some specialized hardware not present before. It's not as far-fetched as you might think since the original Xbox features a processor using an x86 architecture just like the Xbox One. Is Microsoft signaling a possible backward compatibility announcement with the console? However, the original Xbox logo is a curious thing to include. How many of these #Xbox games can you ID? (And yes, we know the Xbox logo isn't a game.) /2N5zeTYDRvįorza Horizon 2 and other upcoming titles shown in a recent teaser trailer aren't listed, so it's possible we'll see even more during Microsoft's Gamescom presentation. The tease itself uses letters from the game art to spell out "Xbox Gamescom 14." Most of the games are not particularly surprising, but the artwork for the second "x" should raise some eyebrows. Some believe that a new Red Dead Redemption game was set to be revealed during the Sony E3 press conference, but that seemingly didn't happen.Īs a result, Xbox users are left still wondering when the game could be added to Microsoft's backwards compatibility initiative, having seen the game momentarily arrive on the Xbox One earlier this year, before being pulled.Micosoft released a teaser Saturday evening for what it will have on display at Gamescom 2014.
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There's also been no word on Red Dead Redemption, which many expected would recieve some sort of update or announcement at E3. There are more games also set to be sold via Amazon Xbox 360 digital codes, going live later this month, but again Microsoft have not made any official announcements just yet. It's certainly odd that Amazon would sell digital codes for games that are only playable on an old system, however, it could be that Microsoft plan to announce them during its E3 showcase next week. Many believed these were also set to be announced as new additions to the library but they have still not been officially announced by the Xbox team. It was believed we might also be getting a few more backwards compatible games this last week, since Amazon now sells Xbox 360 digital codes for Skate 2, Fable Anniversary and Halo 3 ODST: Campaign Edition. So if you're interested in trying out a Xbox 360 classic but don't already own a copy of the game, you can still give it a go like everyone else.
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Now that the Xbox One console has a dedicated Xbox 360 backwards compatibility store, it's even easier to search for and download these games directly on your Xbox One. However, if you don't own any of the titles then there's still hope for you.
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If you already own any of these games then you can now pop them back into your Xbox One and enjoy them once again, completely free of charge. Portal 2, Left 4 Dead, Flashback, Brain Challenge, and Babel Rising (which is no longer on the Xbox 360 store). Joining the long list of Xbox 360 classics already available to play on the Xbox One console are the following titles: UPDATE: Five new games have been added to the Xbox One Backwards Compatible library (Image: Microsoft)įollowing a whirlwind week of announcements at E3 for Xbox, Microsoft have once again released another batch of five new games joining the ever growing list of backwards compatible titles on the Xbox One.Īs per usual, the news was announced by Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb via the Microsoft Director of Programming's Twitter feed.
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