US EditionSigns Point to a Backward Compatibility Revival Ahead of Xbox's 25th Anniversary
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During last month's GDC, Microsoft took the opportunity to talk about the upcoming 25th anniversary of Xbox and to unveil the next generation Xbox Project Helix. As this news caught the attention, it went a bit unnoticed that they also announced that the already impressive retrocompatibility of Xbox consoles would be further expanded. More specifically, new generation Xbox vice president Jason Ronald said they would offer "new ways to play some …
Signs point to a backward compatibility revival ahead of Xbox's 25th anniversary
During GDC last month, Microsoft took the opportunity to discuss the upcoming 25th anniversary of Xbox and to unveil Project Helix, the next-generation Xbox. Since this news stole the spotlight, it went somewhat unnoticed that they also announced the Xbox consoles' already impressive backward compatibility would be expanded even further. More specifically, Jason Ronald, Vice President of Next Generation Xbox, said they would be delivering "new …
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