Microsoft had already announced that Xbox Series X, its next-generation video game console, would be backward compatible with older generations of the brand’s consoles. Passing through the Gamertag Radio podcast, Xbox division boss Phil Spencer confirmed that his teams were working on the backward compatibility feature and gave some information regarding the progress of the work. I try it. It is in development, sometimes rebooted. Not all games are fully compatible today. We are working on our list of approved games. You can see what I’m playing and you can see there are tons of games that work, said Phil Spencer on the microphone at Gamertag Radio (listen below from the 19th minute).
The boss of the Xbox division at Microsoft has confirmed testing Xbox 360 and Xbox One games on a prototype Xbox Series X, a device that has become his main console at home for several months. Will the games of the original Xbox also be part of it? This seems to be on the right track given the famous Microsoft framework statements.
On the side of the competitor PS5, Sony has not yet announced the extent of its backward compatibility, apart from the support of games for the PS4 and the PSVR, virtual reality headset of the console of the Japanese glove. But the current boss of the editor Ubisoft has given clues regarding the next generation of consoles from Sony and Microsoft: These consoles will work with almost the entire catalog of previous consoles. It will be something new in the industry, it will allow older generations to continue to be on their market for the next few years.
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