All Xbox games that are currently playable on Xbox One will be making the trip to the next-gen hardware on the first day of its release. If there is one thing that Microsoft has done right in the Xbox One era, it has been the company’s continued dedication to backward compatibility. Previously, the team at Xbox has said that it plans to continue that dedication moving forward on the Xbox Series X/S, but until now, we haven’t known whether or not every title in that currently works on Xbox One would be compatible with the new hardware on day one. Well, as of today, we finally have our answer to that question. Over on Twitter this morning, Xbox’s Jason Ronald confirmed that the Xbox Series X/S will allow you to play all titles from the larger Xbox library that are currently compatible on Xbox One when the new consoles release. This means that all games from the Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One that are presently playable on current-gen hardware will seamlessly be making the jump to Series X/S. Ronald said that this feat was achievable thanks to over 500,000 hours of testing that the team at Microsoft has put in.
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