New games added to 360 backwards compatibility list

360 News | Black makes its 360 debut, kind of.

After some months of waiting, Microsoft has finally updated the backwards compatibility list for the Xbox 360. It's a relatively small update that may leave a few gamers disappointed, but we're just pleased that the company is still working on improving the backwards compatibility of the new console.

Thus, Black, Star Wars: Battlefront 2 and Pro Evolution Soccer 5 are now fully compatible with the Xbox 360, and there have been updates to games including Half-Life 2, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Ninja Gaiden Black, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Forza Motorsport and Fable: The Lost Chapters.

The full list of backwards compatible titles can be viewed here.

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7 Comments

Suetekh

3 years ago

Well they are getting there I suppose, does the 360 get updated automaticly when you log on to Live?

ugh the boot

3 years ago

i like how you can play xbox games on xbox 360 live.

k1dcharm

3 years ago

I think you need XBox360 Live Premium to be able to do so

LeonJ

3 years ago

Where is Street Figher: Anniversity collection! I need my SF3 fix!!!

Jellyfish

3 years ago

When you put an Xbox (non 360) game into the 360 it comes up with "Update Available, press A to download now" and it downloads it straight from Xbox Live. If you don't have Xbox Live you can download it from Xbox.com and throw it on a USB drive or burn it onto a CD and load it on that way.

Suetekh

3 years ago

Sweet, thanks for that.