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Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut And Four More Now Backward Compatible On Xbox One
Update: In addition to these four, Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut is also available now via backward compatibility.
Original Story:
When Microsoft decided to move its backward compatible release cadence from a monthly drop to an “as available” schedule, we weren’t quite sure whether that was good news or bad. It turns out that new games have been available multiple times per week.
Today brings four more games to the program. We’re still hoping for multi-disc games, which would open up a number of late 360-era games. For now, it’s Xbox Live Arcade games and single-disc releases.
Joining the service are Final Fight: Double Impact, Faery: Legends of Avalon, Frogger 2, and Puzzlegeddon. Microsoft will have a hard time topping last week’s ten releases, but we kinda hope they try.
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