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Advanced Warfare And Sonic Adventure Receive Xbox One Backward Compatibility
Fans of the blue hedgehog and waging war in exosuits can now do so on the Xbox One.
Revealed earlier today by @majornelson, the latest additions to Xbox One's Backward Compatibility program will be Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Sonic Adventure. Sonic Adventure will be available through registered download files from the Microsoft store, while Advanced Warfare will be downloadable from a Xbox 360 disc as well as from a registered store download file.
Started November 12, 2015, the Backward Compatibility program has allowed for several dozens of titles to be playable on the Xbox One. For a full list, check out @majornelson's list here.
[Source: majornelson on Twitter]
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