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Offline CrazyT

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Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« on: November 04, 2015, 11:31:55 am »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulze9dGO9i8

The execution seems amazing.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #1 on: November 04, 2015, 04:50:11 pm »
Hoping some SEGA games are in that first wave.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #2 on: November 04, 2015, 06:10:49 pm »
Hoping some SEGA games are in that first wave.
Alien Isolation showed up on that video.
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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #3 on: November 04, 2015, 10:17:28 pm »
This should be great. I just hope they add a lot of games to the list every month.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #4 on: November 05, 2015, 10:22:54 am »
Maybe it will be like the 360 retrocompat. At first it's exciting with lots of games every update, then it sorta stops..
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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #5 on: November 05, 2015, 12:34:44 pm »
360 BC support was great for me, for the most part. Just about every game in my Xbox library that I revisit was on the list, though I was sad that the likes of Otogi and Gunvalkyrie didn't get support.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #6 on: November 05, 2015, 02:34:47 pm »
360 BC support was great for me, for the most part. Just about every game in my Xbox library that I revisit was on the list, though I was sad that the likes of Otogi and Gunvalkyrie didn't get support.

Same, if it's anything remotely close to the X360 updates, i'll be okay with it.

Can't wait for the November update.
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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #7 on: November 06, 2015, 06:35:24 pm »
Hey, Bayonetta's on the list. Neat.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #8 on: November 07, 2015, 08:24:29 am »
SONIC ADVENTURE 2 BABYYYYYYYYY

Though the leaked list looks fake as all hell. I wouldn't count of this being real.

EDIT:
No DIRT3 and DS3? It's fake for sure.
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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #9 on: November 09, 2015, 08:25:57 am »
Content Title   Content Type   Publisher
A Kingdom for Keflings    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
A World of Keflings    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Alien Hominid HD    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Assassin’s Creed II    Xbox One Game    Ubisoft
Asteroids & Deluxe    Arcade    Atari
Banjo Kazooie: N n B    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Banjo-Kazooie    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Banjo-Tooie    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
BattleBlock Theater    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Bejeweled 2    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Bellator: MMA Onslaught    Arcade    345 Games
Beyond Good & Evil HD    Arcade    Ubisoft
Blood of the Werewolf    Arcade    Midnight City
BloodRayne: Betrayal    Arcade    Majesco Entertainment
Borderlands    Xbox One Game    2K Games
Call of Juarez Gunslinger    Arcade    Ubisoft
Castle Crashers    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Castlestorm    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Centipede & Millipede    Arcade    Atari
Condemned    Xbox One Game    Sega
Crazy Taxi    Arcade    Sega
Deadliest Warrior: Legends    Arcade    345 Games / Spike Games
Defense Grid    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
DiRT 3    Xbox One Game    Codemasters
DiRT Showdown    Xbox One Game    Codemasters
Discs of Tron    Arcade    Disney Interactive Studios
Doom    Arcade    Bethesda Softworks
Doom II    Arcade    Bethesda Softworks
Dungeon Siege III    Xbox One Game    Square Enix
Earthworm Jim HD    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Fable II    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Fallout 3    Xbox One Game    Bethesda Softworks
Feeding Frenzy 2    Arcade    PopCap
Gears of War    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Gears of War 2    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Gears of War 3    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Gears of War: Judgment    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Golden Axe    Arcade    Sega
Halo: Spartan Assault    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Hardwood Backgammon    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Hardwood Hearts    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Hardwood Spades    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Heavy Weapon    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Hexic HD    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Ikaruga    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Jetpac Refuelled    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Joy Ride Turbo    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Just Cause 2    Xbox One Game    Square Enix
Kameo    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game    Xbox One Game    Disney Interactive Studios
LEGO Star Wars: TCS    Xbox One Game    Disney Interactive Studios
Lode Runner    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
LUMINES LIVE!    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Mass Effect    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Metal Slug 3    Arcade    SNK PLAYMORE
Metal Slug XX    Arcade    SNK PLAYMORE
Might & Magic Clash of Heroes    Arcade    Ubisoft
Mirror’s Edge    Xbox One Game    Electronic Arts
Missile Command    Arcade    Atari
Monday Night Combat    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Monkey Island 2: SE    Arcade    Disney Interactive Studios
Monkey Island: SE    Arcade    Disney Interactive Studios
Ms. Splosion Man    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Mutant Blobs Attack    Arcade    Midnight City
N+    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
NBA JAM: On Fire Edition    Arcade    Electronic Arts
NiGHTS into dreams…    Arcade    Sega
OF: Dragon Rising    Xbox One Game    Codemasters
Pac-Man C.E.    Arcade    Bandai Namco
PAC-MAN CE DX+    Arcade    Bandai Namco
Perfect Dark    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Perfect Dark Zero    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds    Arcade    Mages.
Pinball FX    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Plants vs. Zombies    Arcade    PopCap
Prince of Persia    Arcade    Ubisoft
Putty Squad    Arcade    System 3 Software Ltd
R-Type Dimensions    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Rayman 3 HD    Arcade    Ubisoft
Sacred Citadel    Arcade    Deep Silver
Sega Vintage Collection: Alex Kidd & Co.    Arcade    Sega
Sega Vintage Collection: Golden Axe    Arcade    Sega
Sega Vintage Collection: Monster World    Arcade    Sega
Sega Vintage Collection: Streets of Rage    Arcade    Sega

Shadow Complex    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Sonic CD    Arcade    Sega
Sonic The Hedgehog    Arcade    Sega
Sonic The Hedgehog 2    Arcade    Sega
Sonic The Hedgehog 3    Arcade    Sega

Super Meat Boy    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Supreme Commander 2    Xbox One Game    Square Enix
The Stick of Truth    Xbox One Game    Ubisoft
Tom Clancy’s RainbowSix Vegas    Xbox One Game    Ubisoft
Tom Clancy’s RainbowSix Vegas2    Xbox One Game    Ubisoft
Torchlight    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Toy Soldiers    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Toy Soldiers: Cold War    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
Tron: Evolution    Xbox One Game    Disney Interactive Studios
Ugly Americans: Apocalypsegeddon    Arcade    345 Games / Comedy Central
Viva Piñata    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Viva Piñata: TIP    Xbox One Game    Microsoft Studios
Wolfenstein 3D    Arcade    Bethesda Softworks
Zuma    Arcade    Microsoft Studios
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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #10 on: November 09, 2015, 09:40:51 am »
I was just about to post that list from Eurogamer.net


Not bad, though I was expecting a bit more full-retail support, though. I was under the impression Bayonetta was going to be among the first wave of confirmed titles.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #11 on: November 09, 2015, 01:24:33 pm »
I have a lot of those digital SEGA titles. Some solid titles among those first 100. Really nice to finally be able to sell my 360. If I can get something out of it I may get a Xbox One this holiday.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #12 on: November 09, 2015, 09:55:19 pm »
I have a lot of those digital SEGA titles. Some solid titles among those first 100. Really nice to finally be able to sell my 360. If I can get something out of it I may get a Xbox One this holiday.

Depending on the size of the HDD you may be able to get a decent amount of credit towards an XBOX One at GameStop.
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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #13 on: November 10, 2015, 07:23:24 am »
We have something like that here but it usually doesnt earn you much selling to retailer. Probably putting it on something similar like craigslist is what you call it I think? I can get a new Xbone for 300 bundled with a game right now. But im still gonna wait a bit. So that + extra 360 money is gonna make it really worth it. Im not sure what it is but im strangely excited.

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Re: Xbox One backwards compatibility explained
« Reply #14 on: November 10, 2015, 07:55:57 am »
I was just about to post that list from Eurogamer.net


Not bad, though I was expecting a bit more full-retail support, though. I was under the impression Bayonetta was going to be among the first wave of confirmed titles.

They said that the end goal is focusing more on retail support and less on digital emulation. They've already mentioned Bayonetta so it's probably going to be further along the road. This is just the the first hundred.

Why the hell would they port Golden Axe is beyond me, though.