When it was announced back in March that Xbox's backwards compatibility program was getting revived for the brand's 25th ...

Xbox VP Jason Ronald points fans to a community voting site, suggesting player feedback could influence future backward ...

Recently, Xbox owners have reported that some backwards-compatible Xbox 360 games are not launching properly on Xbox Series ...

Many Xbox gamers have been unable to play backwards compatible Xbox 360 titles for months, leading to an active investigation ...

Xbox is actively reviving its backward compatibility program for its 25th anniversary, with VP Jason Ronald encouraging fans to submit requests for classic titles. Community voting has shifted toward ...

We're aware that some Xbox Series X players are unable to launch select backwards compatible Xbox 360 games and our team is ...

The x86 platform is the place to be! While rumors have had the Xbox 720 hopping on the x86 bandwagon for months, Bloomberg is now confirming that AMD will be making the chips. This will make software ...

We haven't had backwards compatibility in our game consoles for very long -- around just two generations. The desirability of the feature is so widespread, though, that people are willing to follow ...

As part of Microsoft's 20th anniversary of Xbox broadcast, the company announced that 70+ additional original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles have been added to the backwards compatibility library in what ...

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Microsoft has confirmed the next-gen Xbox Series X will support backwards compatibility with all Xbox One titles from the day it launches. Head of Xbox Phil Spencer told GameSpot the Xbox Series X ...

Microsoft’s just thrown down a brand new Xbox 360 backward compatibility update that adds or updates about 40 titles (give or take) to the list of Xbox games it can play. If you remember back to GDC, ...