Microsoft is adding another 76 games to the Xbox backward compatibility program

Microsoft is increasing the number of 76 games for Xbox back-to-back app, the company announced today at the Xbox 20th anniversary celebrations. The highlights include the entire Max Payne series and the FAR franchise, inclusive Skate 2 and Star Wars: Jedi Knight II.

Every theme Microsoft adds today will support Auto HDR on the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles. You will also see an increase in choice when playing the first Xbox game. The Xbox Series X and Xbox One X will present these topics four times, while the Xbox Series S will do three times with Xbox One S and Xbox One in two. In addition, 11 roles support Multiplication of FPS. This feature expands the game interface up to 60 frames per second. The 26 titles that were previously part of the backlink library now support FPS Boost. Some of these lists are Results: New Vegas, The Elder Scrolls IV, Dragon Age: Origins and Dead Space 2.

Before today, the last time Microsoft added new roles to its back-end promotional program was 2019. At that point, this should be the end of the starting process. Now, Microsoft says this is the last resort. “While we continue to focus on protecting and developing gaming skills, we have reached the peak of bringing new games to the list from the past due to certification, legal and technical barriers,” said Xbox Compatibility Program Director Peggy. Lo said. We hope the final series of about 700 games has your favorite themes.