Xbox Backwards Compatibility

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.

This week we're looking at Square Enix's shift to episodic games, Destiny 2 reports, Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 for backwards compatibility and more!

Good news, even more games are joining backward compatibility today! Xbox 360 classics Child of Eden, Goat Simulator and KOF Sky Stage are coming to Xbox One today according to Xbox's Larry Hryb, better known as Major Nelson to many gamers.

With original Xbox backward compatibility just around the corner, here's how to get prepared for its debut on Xbox One.

After spending some time with original Xbox backward compatibility, we can say you should expect a wave of nostalgia this fall.

There are hundreds of games available on Xbox One's backward compatibility program, but we could always use some more!

The Orange Box, which packs a number of popular Valve titles like Team Fortress 2 and Portal into one collection, is now available to play via Xbox One backwards compatibility.

A new wave of highly-anticipated Xbox 360 titles is hitting backward compatibility today, including Battlefield Bad Company 2, Battlefield 3, and Dragon Age: Origins.