The massive Xbox Lunar New Year Sale for 2025 has officially kicked off today, and as you'd expect, it includes a bunch of ...

It's the end of an era, folks. Microsoft's excellent Backward Compatible program has come to a close. The last 23 games from the original Xbox and Xbox 360 to be made backward compatible on the ...

Where do backward compatible games come into the equation ... have gotten playing the original Xbox game or the original Xbox 360 game on each of their respective controllers.

The digital Xbox 360 store — and its web counterpart, the Xbox 360 Marketplace — will close for good on July 29. The next 12 ...

With backwards compatibility confirmed for the next-gen Xbox Series X, it’s time to revisit some of the greatest gaming experiences from the first iteration of the Xbox, the 360. Microsoft has ...

Xbox 360 owners are being advised to purchase whatever non-backwards compatible Xbox games they’re interested in owning ASAP, as Microsoft has confirmed that the Xbox 360 Store and Xbox 360 ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Microsoft just announced they will be bringing backwards compatibility for some of the original 2001 Xbox games to the Xbox One later this year. This puts it ahead ...

Also, any Xbox 360 game you have purchased that is backwards compatible with Microsoft Xbox One, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X consoles can still be played on those consoles. You can still ...

The Xbox 360 has a vast library that is backward compatible with the Xbox One. Unfortunately, some games like Magna Carta 2 didn't make the cut, and unless you still have access to an Xbox 360 ...

Microsoft is giving away two Xbox One games and two Xbox 360 games that are backward compatible on Xbox One. I think I’m most excited about Fable Anniversary, the remaster of the original Fable.

One of the most anticipated features by fans comes to the company's new console: games from the first Switch will work on Switch 2.

Nintendo's announcement of backward compatibility support for Switch ... The Xbox Series X|S supports Xbox One games (and some Xbox 360 and original Xbox games), while the PS5 supports PS4 titles ...