Over 70 Original Xbox And Xbox 360 Games Are Now Backwards Compatible

Microsoft has made its first Xbox Series X/S additions. Xbox One and Series consoles now support over 70 titles, which includes more than 20 games from today’s original Xbox.

Xbox One owners of the current generation can enjoy all F.E.A.R. and Max Payne franchises with modern hardware. Additionally, several existing back-compat titles are getting an FPS boost.

You can see all the new titles for Xbox 360 and Xbox Xbox One in the image. Here are some standout titles:

• 50 Cent Blood on the Sand
• Advent Rising
• Beautiful Katamari
• Binary Domain
• Cloning Clyde
• Darwinia+
• Ultimate Dead or Alive
• 3. Dead or Alive
• 4
• F.E.A.R.
• F.E.A.R. Project Origin
• F.E.A.R. 3
• Gladius
• Manhunt
• Max Payne
• Max Payne 2 – The Fall of Max Payne
• Max Payne 3
• Mortal Kombat
• Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe
• NIER
• Oddworld – Munch’s Oddysee
• Otogi. The Myth of Demons
• Otogi 2 – Immortal Warriors
• The Outfit
• Quake Arena Arcade
• Red Dead Revolver
• Operation Raccoon City: Resident Evil
• Ridge Racer 6
• Risen 
• Risen 2: Dark Waters
• Rock of Ages
• Sacred 2: Fallen Angel
• Secret Weapons Over Normandy
• Skate 2
• Star Wars Starfighter: Special Edition
• Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars
• Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast
• TimeSplitters 2
• TimeSplitters: Future Perfect
• Flames of Judgment – Vandal Hearts
• Viva Pinata: Party Animals

You can play these games, and many more today regardless of whether or not you have the game physically. Of the freshly added games, 11 have FPS Boost enabled with F.E.A.R., F.E.A.R. Microsoft has also pointed out NIER and Binary Domain 3. FPS upgrades are available to 26 other titles that have been released, such as Fallout 3: New Vegas and Elder Scrolls IV; Oblivion. 

Also announced during today’s Xbox 20th Anniversary showcase, Halo Infinite multiplayer is available right now, and the first teaser was shown of the Paramount+ Halo series arriving next year. 

Which of the new backward compatibility lists will you be using to start up your computer? Please let us know what you think in the comments