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Call Of Duty World At War And More Join Xbox One Backwards Compatibility List
A handful of games are getting backwards compatibility on the Xbox One today. Four games might seem a bit small compared to some other months, but the variety here seems fairly entertaining.
These games have been added today:
- Call of Duty: World At War
- E4(Every Extend Extra Extreme)
- Funtown Mahjong
- Encleverment Experiment
Call of Duty: World at War is coming to Xbox One Backward Compatibility today. Now, all back compat COD titles are purchasable on Xbox One pic.twitter.com/NsLkdJJGqu
— \\ Larry Hryb \\ (@majornelson) September 27, 2016
While Call of Duty is the biggest release of the bunch, it's good to see an assortment of games getting the compatibility treatment. I'm personally excited to play E4 again since it was such a wonderfully unique puzzle experience. You can check out our review for World at War here and check out what got the same treatment last month.
[Source:Xbox]
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