The remaining top-requested games include Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. While Microsoft have already made good on launching some top-requested games, other big titles may still be on the way to being made backwards compatible soon. It should be noted that Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 3 and OFP: Red River are all currently listed by Microsoft as being disc only.
Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 3, Guardian Heroes and Operation Flashpoint: Red River were all recently made backwards compatible on Xbox One, following the launch of LIMBO and Blue Dragon. It launches alongside fan favourite Skate 3, which was released to coincide with the one year anniversary of backwards compatibility. Xbox One users can now play Xbox Live Arcade title Scarygirl, which is available for £6.75. "As we approach our one-year mark on Saturday, November 12, we continue to work with our publishing partners to grow our library of Xbox One Backward Compatibility titles, and we’ll keep the community updated weekly when new releases are available."įans have welcomed a flurry of new games this week, with Microsoft managing to squeeze in another announcement on Friday hours after the big release of Skate 3. (See the full list of Back Compat titles here) “We’re thrilled with the response and engagement we’ve seen from the community with more than 210 million hours of gameplay logged. “Today, you can play more than 280 Xbox 360 games on Xbox One, including my personal favorites, Blue Dragon and Red Dead Redemption – and the library continues to grow. Xbox chief Phil Spencer confirmed earlier this year that the tech giant had special plans for celebrating the first year of the BC library, including some top-requested titles.Ī new statement from Microsoft also confirmed some impressive stats for the Backwards Compatibility program, explaining: “We launched with over 100 titles and have added over 170 more in the last year.
Six new Xbox One Backwards Compatibility games have been announced and released by Microsoft recently, with the month of November serving as a celebration of the program.
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