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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, More Now Backwards Compatible On Xbox One
Anyone looking to revisit older Elder Scrolls games after finishing the Remastered Edition of Skyrim can now put off digging around for their old consoles for at least one entry.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is now backwards compatible on Xbox One, allowing players to use their Xbox 360 copy on the system. If you need convincing as to why the game is worth going back to, you can read our extensive feature on why we love the game so much.
A few other titles are also making their way to the backwards compatibility list. Medal of Honor: Airbrone, Trine 2, and Astropop are also now playable on Xbox One.
[Source: Major Nelson]
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