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TimeSplitters (And Chicken Little) Finally Comes To PC

The rollout includes first-time PC releases of TimeSplitters 2 and TimeSplitters: Future Perfect, and 11 of the 21 additions are Star Wars games.

  • Microsoft released 21 more original Xbox games for its Windows backward-compatibility project today, bringing the total count to 25 titles available on the operating system.
  • The release marks the 25th anniversary of the console, arriving amid the current Outlook outage and following an internal memo from Asha Sharma, executive, regarding artificial intelligence in development.
  • Of the 21 new titles, 11 are Star Wars games, including Knights of the Old Republic and Republic Commando; other notable additions include TimeSplitters and Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb.
  • All 25 games now support mouse and keyboard on Windows, with six titles included in the Game Pass subscription service while the remainder are available to purchase separately.
  • Players can earn achievements on Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series consoles, as Xbox confirmed plans to add achievements to more original Xbox games in the future.
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Microsoft has expanded the Xbox Backward Compatibility on PC program, adding 21 more games for the original Xbox. Among the new products are 11 Star Wars projects. The Xbox Backward Compatibility on PC program started in July this year. It allows you to run games for the original Xbox on computers and portable devices. At the start, the catalog included four... The post Microsoft has expanded its backward compatibility program to 21 games with t…

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Xbox brand, Microsoft continues to celebrate its history with an announcement... This article Xbox announces the arrival of 21 new retrocompatible games on PC appeared first on JVFrance.

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ScreenRant broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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