How Xbox One Backward Compatibility Plans To Level Up. HD

How Xbox One Backward Compatibility Plans To Level Up. if you enjoy this video give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more! Over 100 Xbox 360 games are already available on the Xbox One via the Xbox One Backward Compatibility feature that launched alongside the New Xbox One Experience user interface overhaul. But Xbox One won’t rest. Microsoft reveals that this huge list is scheduled to grow on a monthly basis. As of November 12, when the Xbox One Backward Compatibility feature officially launched worldwide, Thurrott wrote that more than 100 Xbox 360 titles are already playable on Microsoft’s latest-gen console, able to run both digitally-downloaded games and physical DVD copies. In addition to the most classic Xbox 360 titles like BattleBlock Theater, Castle Crashers, and A Kingdom for Keflings, a huge lineup of AAA titles that debuted on the Xbox 360 back in the day were also included in the initial lineup of Backward Compatible titles. Among these games are Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed II, the original Borderlands, all of the Gears of War titles, Mass Effect, the phenomenal Fallout 3, and the first two Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six. Moving forward, how does the Microsoft and the Xbox Backward Compatibility team plan to level up this much-loved Xbox One feature? Attack of the Fanboy reports that Xbox One is planning to increase the Backward Compatibility lineup on a monthly basis, meaning Xbox 360 games will continuously be ported to the Xbox One with monthly announcements. In a response to a query on Twitter by Rico Seattle, Xbox One’s Phil Spencer assures Xbox One players that the BC list will grow monthly. This is another great monthly regimen to look forward to in the Xbox One, in addition to the monthly announcement of Games with Gold program for Xbox Live Gold members. As of writing, the free games still available on the Games with Gold are Xbox One’s Pneuma: Breath of Life and Knight Squad, and Xbox 360’s Dungeon Siege III. And while Xbox One has yet to release a schedule for the Xbox 360 games coming to the Xbox One, what we know so far is that Xbox One is releasing more AAA titles to level up their current Backward Compatible library–and this means Call of Duty and more Halo. Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/2597078/how-xbox-one-backward-compatibility-plans-to-level-uphow-xbox-one-backward-compatibility-levels-up-monthly/#3SgthLoW7EQjzidK.99