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GTA: San Andreas, Midnight Club: LA, And Rockstar Table Tennis Hit Xbox One Backward Compatibility Next Week
Following on the heels of GTA IV, Bully, and Red Dead Redemption, Rockstar announced today that three more of its titles would be coming to Xbox One backwards compatibility. Starting June 7, GTA: San Andreas, Midnight Club: LA, and Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis will all be available to play on Xbox One.
Rockstar has said that GTA: San Andreas will be the enhanced version released on Xbox 360, with increased resolution and draw distance, even if using the original Xbox disc. Additionally, both the initial release of Midnight Club: LA and the complete edition (with new tracks, music, and parts) will be available.
Red Dead Redemption received a native 4K update alongside its backwards compatibility, but so far no similar improvements have been announced for these titles. Regardless, they present an excellent opportunity to enjoy more of Rockstar's catalog.
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