Xbox Backward Compatibility is an awesome feature, providing access to hundreds of quality games from the OG Xbox and Xbox 360-era on our modern Xbox One consoles.
In our forums, we're discussing our favorite (and favorite missing games) on the Xbox backward compatibility list.
I'm waiting to find out what new OG Xbox games eventually make their way over to the program, although licensing issues may prevent a lot of them from appearing. My personal favorites so far have to be Red Dead Redemption, Mass Effect 2, Fallout 3 (which comes with an Xbox One X enhanced version), and XCOM Enemy Within.
Jump in the forum thread and let us know your thoughts!
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