Xbox Backwards Compatibility

You thought the four leaked original Xbox games we saw this week wasn't enough? Well ... how about 19 of them?!

If you're new to the New Xbox One Experience, this handy guide will help you find your Xbox 360 digital purchases on your Xbox One and explain what the new backwards compatibility emulator can do!

Recently, we were lucky enough to catch up with Mike Ybarra, who is responsible for cultivating the Xbox experience across Windows, Windows Mobile, and of course, Xbox One.

Details on the next wave of backward compatible original Xbox titles are surfacing, with store listings published for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Destroy All Humans and more.

Both Nintendo and Sony are creating miniaturized versions of their first-ever consoles. Should Microsoft do the same for Xbox users?

Are you using Xbox One backward compatibility? Let us know your thoughts on the program in the Windows Central forums.

Two more Xbox 360 titles have now been added to the Xbox One’s backwards compatibility list, including Guardian Heroes and Operation Flashpoint: Red River.

Original Xbox backward compatibility hits Xbox One on October 24, with 13 titles available at launch.

Adding to the ever-growing lineup of supported titles, "Bullet Soul" and its successor, "Bullet Soul -Infinite Burst-," can now be played on Xbox One consoles via Backward Compatibility.