Xbox One Backwards Compatibility is one advantage that gets fans hyped ultimately as it refreshes them of what can re-emerge from the past versions. That being said, the recently confirmed titles were announced, bringing the next query-what else is there to look out for?
As some may already know, Microsoft has announced a series of games for their Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program, introducing classics to the current generation of consoles. That being said, these games are worth noting for those who were already around when they came out.
According to a Twitter post by Larry Hryb, three of the most popular games that were introduced include "The Orange Box," "Joe Danger 2: The Movie" and lastly, "Galaga Legions" respectively. After this announcement, fans have already looked forward to what else will be brought about by the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program, which at this point is all but certain.
"The Orange Box," as per some reports, include "Half Life 2: Episode 2," "Team Fortress 2" and "Portal" and can be played together with over 250 games respectively. As these games are recognized as immensely popular, voting became the basis of Microsoft's ideas for the said program. Thousands of votes were said to have been tallied for "Galaga Legions" and "Joe Danger 2: The Movie," which undoubtedly and immediately set it up for the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility throne.
Because of these questions regarding the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility games, some flaws may have been heavily misinterpreted by fans. The appearance of "Black Ops 2" on a certain list of products in Deals with Gold was justified as an error but was taken as a hint if not entirely disclosed by Microsoft.
The approach of the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility is said to be the biggest upper hand that the company made for the said console, rivalling the PlayStation 4's reputation. Regardless of how fans received it, Microsoft has certainly set its sights on more titles in the days to come without any full disclosure of what are in store.
