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Xbox One News: Backward Compatibility update adds SIX more free games to Library

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MICROSOFT has once again released more excellent backwards compatible games which are now ready to play on Xbox One consoles.

 Xbox have added six more games to their ever growing backwards compatibility library.

 As per usual, community manager Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb announced the news of the new games on Twitter.

 And joining the list are Xbox 360 classics such as Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, Puzzle Quest Galactrix, Puzzle Quest 2 and follows the addition of Lost Odyssey, Toy Story 3 and arcade shoot-em-up Guwange from last week.

 However there's still no word on Skate 3 or Blue Dragon which Phil Spencer had recently hinted at coming to Xbox One via Backwards Compatibility while talking to fans o Twitter. 

 Previous Spencer had said that he was “confident” about bringing Skate 3 to Xbox One before also adding that the team is focussed on bringing Blue Dragon to Xbox One over the possibility of working on a sequel. Continue reading....





 Published By dailystar.co.uk

 Posted By James Wright  6th October 2016
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