In the latest issue of Edge, head of Microsoft's Xbox division Phil Spencer discusses what it was like knowing that Xbox One could support Xbox 360 games, and why 2015 was the right time to pull back the curtain. "This, for me, as a gamer and as somebody who cares so much about the brand, has been the hardest thing about not leaking it," he says. "I’ve wanted to tell people, 'Hold onto your 360 games!' There were a hundred times where people had to stop me from tweeting that out over the past six months, because as I would see a game that works I wanted to tell people: 'Keep it – don’t sell that! Even if you sell your 360, keep your games!'"
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"There were a hundred times where people had to stop me from tweeting that out over the past six months, because as I would see a game that works I wanted to tell people: 'Keep it – don’t sell that! Even if you sell your 360, keep your games!'"
Well the surprise factor at E3 made it worth it. Definitely worth keeping mum until then imo.
Now we just need an update on how the team are progressing with the BC games library.
I just wish I had been going to the marketplace to download the 360 games this whole time that are free each month.
Changing that this month. Grabbing Gears 3 cause you know it'll be coming to bc
All my friends told me I was crazy for buying most of my games digitally last gen. Well... least there's some payoff coming my way after they sold all their 360 games.
What sucks is that I bought another XB360 a few weeks before this announcement lol. Of well I can play them for now and then put my 360 in my sons room and he can play with it while I play my games on my XB1. Guess it wasnt a bad deal.