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Xbox releases four original console games on PC thanks to Backwards Compatibility, but they chose the wrong ones

This is a fantastic idea, but nobody reminiscing over the original Xbox library has ever said “I wish I had more Blinx the cat in my life.” ]]>

via PCGamesN

Fable 2 Fans Are Praying For A PC Port Through Xbox Backwards Compatibility

With the series’ first new entry in a long time on the horizon, PC ports of Fable 2 and 3 finally seem likely.

via TheGamer

Modders Run Even More Xbox Games On PC Using Backwards Compatibility

Microsoft just made Xbox emulation a whole lot easier.

via TheGamer

Xbox Brings Backwards Compatibility To PC, Starting With Four Classics

Backwards compatibility is finally coming to PC, with Xbox announcing the initiative with four original Xbox classics now available to download on your desktop or handheld PC of choice.

via GameSpot

OG Xbox classics are coming to PC via backwards compatibility, with 4 games starting today

The backlog grows. The post OG Xbox classics are coming to PC via backwards compatibility, with 4 games starting today appeared first on Destructoid .

via Destructoid

Xbox launches new backwards compatibility program on PC, starting with four games from the early 2000s

via GamesRadar

Xbox Announces Backwards Compatibility For PC, First Four Games Revealed

"Today, we’re introducing XBOX Backward Compatibility on PC". The rumours were true! Xbox has announced today that backwards compatibility for original Xbox games is officially coming to PC, starting with four titles that are rolling out...

via Pure Xbox

I guess backwards compatibility is dead on consoles now

There was once a dream that was backwards compatibility. The post I guess backwards compatibility is dead on consoles now appeared first on Destructoid .

via Destructoid

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