So basically, a lot of Rare games, a couple of Xbox 360 launch titles that no one would really want to revisit and then a smattering of indie games. However, a post on the official Xbox website listing the games that will support backwards compatibility reveals that only 18 Xbox 360 games will be available to play on the Xbox One when the feature is launched later this year.

Using an onstage demo of the original Mass Effect being played on the Xbox One (and making use of its screenshot feature), the announcement was met with rapturous applause from the conference’s attendees. Original Story: One of the biggest announcements to come from Microsoft’s E3 2015 press conference was its backwards compatibility with the Xbox 360. We look forward to sharing more games and details closer to launch.” We’ll have over 100 titles this holiday, with hundreds more added in the months to come. With new games added to the roster every month, gamers can play both generations of games on one console and experience the greatest games lineup in Xbox history - exclusively on Xbox One. A statement from a Microsoft spokesperson to CraveOnline reads: “Our goal is to give gamers access to the largest game catalog ever on one console.

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