Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Titles Added

Since the release of Xbox One Backward Compatibility with the New Xbox One, Xbox fans have been able to play some of their favorite Xbox 360 titles on their Xbox One.

Latest: As of September 27, Xbox has added four more titles to the list of Backward compatible games. You can now play Call of Duty: World at War, Encleverment Experiment, FunTown Mahjong, and E4: Every Extend Extra Extreme.

Plenty of titles are being added to the list of already available games, in the last few months.

September 2016

ARKANOID Live!

Bayonetta

Bejeweled 3

de Blob 2

Deathspank T.O.V.

Gatling Gears

Of Orcs and Men (not available in all regions)

QIX++

August 2016

Bomberman Battlefest

Call of Duty 2

Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse

Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon

Forza Horizon

Joust

Mr. Driller Online

New Rally-X

NIN2-JUMP

Shank 2

July 2016

Bionic Commando Rearmed 2

Boom Boom Rocket

Capcom Arcade Cabinet

Crystal Defenders

Flock!

Fret Nice

HALF-MINUTE HERO -Super Mega Neo Climax-

Interpol

NeoGeo Battle Coliseum

Pac-Man Museum

Red Dead Redemption

Sonic 4 Episode II

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I

Syberia

Tour de France 2009

Triggerheart Exelica

June 2016

Anomaly Warzone Earth

Aqua

Babel Rising (not available in Xbox 360 store)

Blood Knights

Bloodforge

Brain Challenge

Comic Jumper

Crystal Quest

Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara

Fallout: New Vegas

Flashback

Foul Play

Go! Go! Break Steady

Gripshift

I Am Alive

Joe Danger Special Edition

Lazy Raiders

Left 4 Dead

Mars: War Logs

MONOPOLY PLUS

Portal 2

Red Faction: Battlegrounds

SEGA Bass Fishing

XCOM: Enemy Within

May 2016

Call of Duty: Black Ops

Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director’s Cut

Dig Dug

Domino Master

DuckTales: Remastered

Faery: Legends of Avalon

Final Fight: Double Impact

Frogger 2

Hexic 2

Jet Set Radio

Magic 2012

MX vs. ATV Reflex

Phantasy Star II

Puzzlegeddon

Runner2

Samurai Shodown II

Sonic & Knuckles

SSX

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II

Texas Hold ‘Em

Unbound Saga

XCOM: Enemy Unknown

April 2016

Altered Beast

Comix Zone

Doom 3 BFG Edition (only available on disc)

Double Dragon Neon

Duke Nukem Manhattan Project

Frogger

Galaga Legions DX

Garou: Mark of the Wolves

Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime

Monaco: What’s Yours is Mine

Gunstar Heroes

Rayman Origins

Sonic the Fighters

The Cave

Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Games List (Rumors)

Rumors about the new titles are already surrounding the gaming world, ekim (Xbox insider @ekim_gaf) recently reveleased Gears of War 4 Xbox One S system and it turned out to be true after all as Microsoft officially announced it well after ekim.

Xbox One Backwards Compatibility April 2016, Controller and Games
Microsoft has announced new titles that are going to be added to the Xbox One backwards compatibility list soon.

Ekim recently (July, 21) revealed that eight games will join Xbox 360 games to the Xbox One’s backwards compatibility list. The rumored list includes the following titles:

Please note: These are not confirmed games and only rumors revealed via Xbox insider – Ekim, who has a great track record.


Update – 10 April, 2016 – Even more Titles added!

Microsoft has announced new titles that are going to be added to the Xbox One backwards compatibility list soon. Because of the titles that were announced, it seems that Microsoft is taking customer feedback seriously.

Update – 21 March, 2016 – Alan Wake, Pac-Man, and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night were added to backward compatibility.

Xbox Backwards Compatibility List Update

As most of you are aware Xbox was supposed to come up with more games that are backwards compatible and they have done it.

Please see the new additions to the Xbox Backwards Compatibility List below ( check bottom of this post to see the latest/updated list of Xbox 360 games that are available with backwards compatibility for Xbox One) ;

You can see the full updated list of backward compatible games at the bottom of the post.

Updated – 28 February, 2016: Microsoft’s Larry “Major Nelson” Hryb has announced that Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved has joined the list.

Xbox One Backwards Compatibility To Include Call Of Duty And Bioshock

Officially announced to be coming out soon are Halo Wars, Skate 3, Bioshock, Bioshock 2, Bioshock: Infinite, and Call of Duty: Black Ops. All of these titles are relatively popular, especially relative to a number of the games that have been made available through Xbox One backwards compatibility. Notably, all three Bioshock games are going to be available for Xbox One, as well as Call of Duty game.

A top 10 list of requested games for Xbox One backwards compatibility includes a number of Call of Duty games, so the addition of Black Ops should be a good sign for fans. However, some games that are relatively massive, like Skyrim, may take much longer to become available; or, it is possible that it may never become available at all.

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Red Read Redemption on Backwards Compatibility, for few hours…

Red Dead Redemption on Backwards Compatibility

However, other games that fans are looking forward to playing on their Xbox One have been made available, albeit by accident. Xbox One owners were given the opportunity to download Red Dead Redemption, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, and Tekken Tag Tournament 2. But just a few hours after they were made available, they were taken down by Microsoft.

Those who downloaded Red Dead Redemption in time are still able to play the game. But Microsoft has made it clear that playing the game is technically a breach of Xbox Live conduct since the company accidently leaked the game. While Microsoft has not officially announced Xbox One backwards compatibility of Red Dead Redemption, the leak probably means that the game is going to be available sometime soon.

Update 1: The selection also includes Trials HD, Sam & Max, Alan Wake’s American Nightmare and Lego Batman: The Video Game, according to Microsoft’s Larry Hyrb.

Update 2: Express recently reported that Microsoft has confirmed its pre-order details for the Dark Souls 3. It also disclosed several options for fans to choose from, in the event that they decide to go for the Season Pass apart from the free Backward Compatibility copy.

‘Xbox One Update’ Coming Soon

Update: Feb 06, 2016 – A glimpse of the new Xbox One update has been revealed. The update, which is currently being tested, is going to add a bunch of new features to the Xbox One. It is also the first major update to the system in a few months.

Microsoft’s Larry Hryb tweeted a video of the new update. One of the main features that will be included is the ability to set your own pins on the home screen. The feature is shown off in the video, and it looks great. You can see that video here:

Unfortunately for most Xbox One owners, the update is not available yet, except for a select number of testers. However, the update will be rolled out for everybody in the next few weeks.

Another new feature that is going to be added is a new Gamerscore leaderboard. The leaderboard will allow players to measure their success against their friends over a 30-day period. Friends who have increased their Gamerscore the most over the period will be ranked higher.

Microsoft is also adding an Avatar Store. The store is going to sell accessories for the Xbox Avatar. Currently, gamers need to go to Xbox.com to make any purchases for their Avatar. The update will streamline the entire process thanks to Windows 10, the operating system the Xbox One switched to on the previous update.

Also, gamers will be able to see who is in a party before joining it. There will also be a number of bugs fixed across the system, which is usually included in updates.

The update comes less than a week after Microsoft announced that all backwards compatibility games will now be released once they are deemed ready.

Update: Feb 06, 2016: GTA: San Andreas and Bioshock Infinite, Halo Wars set to make its BC debut real soon.

Along other titles, Halo Wars was spotted on the Xbox One Marketplace, screenshots were also taken, and fans are eager for an announcement soon.

A file size of 6.34GB is listed and would make for an excellent download ahead of the release of Halo Wars 2.

Halo Wars 2 will include an all-new Halo story and is set to arrive on Xbox One and Windows 10 in fall of 2016 from developers Creative Assembly.

The game is set to follow in the tradition of the original Halo Wars and will not mimic The Total War franchise Creative Assembly are famous for.

Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Update

Updated on 07 March, 2016 – The list is updated with few more games and the changes are highlighted as bold.

Updated on 03 March, 2016 – Here’s a full updated list of the ‘Xbox 360 games’ as of March 2016, that are available with backwards compatibility for Xbox One: