Xbox One Backwards Compatibility June 2016 updates: 'Red Dead Redemption' could be included in the list
The Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list of games has continued to excite many fans as more games are added. According to the official Xbox blog, "Super Meat Boy" and "XCOM: Enemy Unknown" will be the first of the few games to be available in the month of June.
According to a report by the Bitbag, the snowboarding and skiing video games series, "SSX," will also be added to the list. Other games to be included in the month of June's Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list are "Fable Anniversary," "Fight Night Round 4," the RPG "Dragon Age II," "Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit," and "Burn Out Revenge." All the games mentioned could be rolled out before the Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 2016, which will start on June 14.
According to Eurogamer, Xbox has already confirmed the inclusion of the popular "SSX." The game could come out during the first few days of the month, which will be followed by the rest of the titles. "SSX" is a critically-acclaimed game, which was launched during the time when other action sports game such as "Tony Hawk Pro Skating" and "Cool Boarders" were not doing well in the market.
The game has been rebooted just like the other game titles included in the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list such as "DuckTales Remastered" and "XCOM: Enemy Unknown."
The popular RPG game that was developed by Bioware, "Dragon Age II," may not be as successful as its predecessor, "Dragon Age: Origins," but it is just as exciting. However, many players complained about the game's lack of customization options and overhead camera view. Some players also noticed its weak story line compared to the original game.
Fans are quite disappointed that "Red Dead Redemption" is not part of the list; however, players are hoping that it will be added to the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list before the month of June ends.
