Microsoft adds three new games to Xbox One Backwards Compatibility

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Three more titles are being added to the list of Xbox 360 games playable on Xbox One today.

First on the list is the 2007 first-person shooter Shadowrun, loosely based on the table-top game. It was the first cross-platform play title on Microsoft’s now defunct Games for Windows Live.

Next up is Space Ark, the 2010 single-player arcade title from Strawdog Studios, which also featured multiplayer.

Finally, we have the 2008 game Shotest Shogi, which was developed by AI Factory and Rubicon Development. Shogi is a strategy board game also known as Japanese chess variant.

Other titles which were released earlier in the week on December 4 are Garou: Mark of the Wolves, Duke Nukem Manhattan Project and Sonic the Fighters.

Today’s additions to backwards compatibility bring the total of playable Xbox 360 games on Xbox One to 300.

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Source: http://www.vg247.com/2016/12/09/xbox-360-titles-shadowrun-space-ark-shotest-shogi-now-playable-on-xbox-one/

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B51Posted:

Never heard of the games, they must just bring back all games with a little fan base

EarnPosted:

Never heard about these games, I'm sure someone will benefit from playing these on backwards copatability though.

SupervisorPosted:

I've never heard of these games before lol

BondsPosted:

These are some strange titles that I've never heard of and will probably never try em out either

GnuPosted:

Never heard or seen these games before.

DecyPosted:

Never heard of any of these.

HaloPosted:

Ive heard of shadow run, but never played it. The only thing that tempted me from ever buying it was the cross play between GFWL and Xbox, but the population died quickly for the game.

OwenPosted:

Shadowrun sounds like a good game but never heard of any of them

ZyroPosted:

Never Heard Of Them. Have No Interest In These Games Either. Haha

MickersPosted:

Never heard of any. Not fussed by these at all.


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