Ever wanted to play through some old games? Well, now we can play through 76 of them!
On November 15,2001, the Xbox was released to the world. Microsoft’s entrance into the console market would turn out to be a great choice as they’re now right next to Sony and Nintendo as one of the exclusive major console developers. For 20 years they’ve been releasing games that many of us fell in love with. The only challenge these days is the accessibility when it comes to playing those games. That accessibility became a little easier on Monday when Xbox announced, as a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the console’s release,76 games would be coming to their backward compatibility program. That’s a huge chunk of games that can suddenly be played on new hardware! Some of these games and current ones even received upgrades to make them run a little better on current generation hardware. Ever wanted to see Sonic Unleased played at 60 FPS? Well, now you can. 60 fps!!! #SONICUNLEASHED #XboxShare pic.twitter.com/gvTO8wHkJw Alexander (@itsHelias94) November 15,2021 Via Xbox.com: At Xbox, we believe in celebrating gaming and preserving its legacy. No other art form offers the opportunity to be immersed in expansive universes through the combination of stunning visuals, evocative music, emotion-driven storytelling and interactive, living worlds.
