Author: Tom Warren
Microsoft is winding down new additions to its Xbox backward compatibility catalog. After adding more than 600 Xbox and Xbox 360 games to the list, the team is now focusing on Microsoft’s next-generation Project Scarlett console.
“We have now shifted our focus to help make the games you love playing on Xbox One compatible with future Xbox hardware,” says Jason Ronald, partner director of the Xbox platform. “After this week, we have no plans to add additional Original Xbox or Xbox 360 titles to the catalog on Xbox One.”
Discover the past—and future—of Xbox Backward Compatibility. #ProjectScarlett #InsideXboxE3
Learn more: https://t.co/ApSjMM2JDk pic.twitter.com/5fKRDr5mO8
— Xbox ➡️ E3 (@Xbox) June 10, 2019
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Microsoft is winding down new additions to its Xbox backward compatibility catalog. After adding more than 600 Xbox and Xbox 360 games to the list, the team is now focusing on Microsoft’s next-generation Project Scarlett console.
“We have now shifted our focus to help make the games you love playing on Xbox One compatible with future Xbox hardware,” says Jason Ronald, partner director of the Xbox platform. “After this week, we have no plans to add additional Original Xbox or Xbox 360 titles to the catalog on Xbox One.”
Discover the past—and future—of Xbox Backward Compatibility. #ProjectScarlett #InsideXboxE3
Learn more: https://t.co/ApSjMM2JDk pic.twitter.com/5fKRDr5mO8
— Xbox ➡️ E3 (@Xbox) June 10, 2019
Microsoft is now committing...
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