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Xbox One may be getting Original Xbox backwards compatibility one day

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Source 1: http://www.gamespot.com/articles/xbox-one-backwards-compatibility-could-one-day-wor/1100-6429894/

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In an exchange on Twitter (linked above) Phil Spencer was asked how much work be required to make Original Xbox games backwards compatible on the Xbox One. Spencer said that he has asked the backwards compatibility team that question a lot, and then went on to say that Xbox 360 backwards compatibility needs to be finished for now.

 

This implies that the backwards compatibility group is looking into Original Xbox backwards compatibility, but it'll definitely be awhile before we get it, if at all. I don't see it as a big deal though, but hey, whatever works. So ya, if you have any original Xbox games lying around, don't get rid of them, because one day you may able to play them again on the Xbox One. 

 

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I thought this was already pretty well known information?
I only kind of get it. I mean, honestly, most games already have newer versions out that are better. Why not just buy those.

 

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WOW REALLY

wasn't expecting a company that hires people and has stock holders to pay to MAKE MONEY

 

As opposed to every fucking company on the planet?

im just syaing this is going to be a money loss for xbox if they enable backwards compatabillity

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WOW REALLY

wasn't expecting a company that hires people and has stock holders to pay to MAKE MONEY

Nah man, companies work for the pure joy of the consumer man! /s

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im just syaing this is going to be a money loss for xbox if they enable backwards compatabillity

 

Maybe, maybe not. If they can enable BC in a way that allows them to sell Xbox games digitally it would allow them to make money off of those games again.

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im just syaing this is going to be a money loss for xbox if they enable backwards compatabillity

Err, how? This is a new feature, yet another reason to buy it...

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I bet by the time this happens, the Xbox emulator for PC will be much closer to being able to 100% run most games...

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Maybe, maybe not. If they can enable BC in a way that allows them to sell Xbox games digitally it would allow them to make money off of those games again.

Even if they didn't, I'm sure there are people who would buy it simply on the fact that it supports backward compatibility for Xbox games.

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Even if they didn't, I'm sure there are people who would buy it simply on the fact that it supports backward compatibility for Xbox games.

some ppl still use disks dou and dey would jsut use the ones for 360 to the xbone

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some ppl still use disks dou and dey would jsut use the ones for 360 to the xbone

Did you not read the comment?

 

Even if they didn't, I'm sure there are people who would buy it simply on the fact that it supports backward compatibility for Xbox games.

They'll still make money because they're selling a console to someone who may not have bought it in the first place or may have been on the fence...

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It's funny cause the guy thinks 360 games are emulated not just ported for Xbox one "backwards compatibility". There's a reason that it just checks your disk then downloads the game instead of using it lol.

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Hold on, if they are emulating Xbox 360 games, why don't they emulate the Xbox 360 emulating original Xbox games?

 

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Yo dawg, we heard you like backwards compatibility so we put backwards compatibility inside your backwards compatibility.

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It's funny cause the guy thinks 360 games are emulated not just ported for Xbox one "backwards compatibility". There's a reason that it just checks your disk then downloads the game instead of using it lol.

 

It's funny that you don't know they actually built an entire virtual Xbox 360 in software and are emulating it. They just use disc check to verify you own the game then download it to run in the virtual 360.

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It's funny that you don't know they actually built an entire virtual Xbox 360 in software and are emulating it. They just use disc check to verify you own the game then download it to run in the virtual 360.

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The Verge: Behind the scenes, Microsoft has built a full Xbox 360 emulator for its Xbox One console. "Xbox One Backward Compatibility is an Xbox 360 emulator that runs on Xbox One and is used to play Xbox 360 games," says a Microsoft spokesperson in a statement to The Verge. When you launch an Xbox 360 game on the Xbox One the software will startup a virtual version of the Xbox 360 console to play the game. If you have a disc that’s on the supported list then it will simply download the game and ask you to keep the disc in the tray for validation purposes. If you have digital copies of Xbox 360 games then they’ll just automatically show up. http://www.theverge.com/2015/6/15/8785955/microsoft-xbox-one-xbox-360-emulator-software

 

And this whole video,

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The Verge: Behind the scenes, Microsoft has built a full Xbox 360 emulator for its Xbox One console. "Xbox One Backward Compatibility is an Xbox 360 emulator that runs on Xbox One and is used to play Xbox 360 games," says a Microsoft spokesperson in a statement to The Verge. When you launch an Xbox 360 game on the Xbox One the software will startup a virtual version of the Xbox 360 console to play the game. If you have a disc that’s on the supported list then it will simply download the game and ask you to keep the disc in the tray for validation purposes. If you have digital copies of Xbox 360 games then they’ll just automatically show up. http://www.theverge.com/2015/6/15/8785955/microsoft-xbox-one-xbox-360-emulator-software

And this whole video,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPQuDyWULNU

I stand corrected, fair play. :)

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Lmao, an original Xbox costs around $50-60 AUD and has far better games than the Xbone (that's if people don't have their old Xbox still), how would this help sales of the Xbone when its bigger, noisier, hotter and has games frequently releasing in poor and broken states?

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