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Xbox One backward compatibility games list news update: More games expected with backwards compatibility

Miguel Salonga May 05, 2016 05:25 PM EST

There have been rumors that Microsoft will be announcing the game titles that are going to support backwards compatibility during the company's main conference to be held on June. While the backward compatibility has not yet been confirmed as a feature in Xbox One and other gaming platforms such as PlayStation 4, there are reports that Microsoft has already planned a list of games which will highlight this feature for the first time.

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According to Express UK, the big conference of the Microsoft Corporation will be held on June 13 at 5:30 p.m., United Kingdom local time. From here, the fans will see the latest development with Microsoft's top gaming platforms, Xbox One and Xbox 360. To watch the event, the followers can access Xbox.com or the Xbox Twitch Channel via Xbox Live.

"During the briefing, you'll have a chance to check out everything from in-depth looks at previously-announced games to trailers for our unannounced titles coming in 2016 and beyond," Microsoft stated.

"For more Xbox news at E3, we're also happy to share that we'll be bringing back Xbox Daily: LIVE @ E3, our live news show that covers all things Xbox at E3 â€“ from breaking news and exclusive announcements to trailer reveals and interviews with game creators."

Microsoft has not released a confirmation that they will be doing the backward compatibility feature on their devices as of the meantime. However, there are video games surfacing on the internet which are rumored to have been redesigned to enable backward compatibility.

According to Technobuffalo, Sega's Jet Set Radio is now included in the list that will feature backward compatibilty. Also, games such as Double Dragon: Neon and Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime." are rumored to be redeveloped to sport the said game feature. However, there is no official confirmation from Sega that these titles are going to be redesigned to allow backward compatibility.

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