Backwards compatibility has been one of the key selling points of the Xbox One, and now that the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are almost ready for a worldwide launch, it'll be a big focus for ...

"It’s our intent for all Xbox One games that do not require Kinect to play on Xbox Series X at the launch of the console," Xbox boss Phil Spencer wrote in a blog post that revealed a host of new ...

In a blog post laying out Microsoft’s commitments for its upcoming Xbox Series X console, Xbox chief Phil Spencer reveals Kinect games won’t be supported. “It’s our intent for all Xbox One ...

Roughly one year ago, Microsoft revealed the Xbox Series X (then referred to as "Project Scarlett") in part by highlighting the system's extensive ... compatibility rule: Kinect hardware and ...

except for the handful that require Kinect, will be available – and look and play better – on Xbox Series X|S at launch. — Jason Ronald (@jronald) October 28, 2020 The only exceptions are ...

This list wasn’t easy, because it’s a little hard to define what an Xbox Series X|S game is. Almost every Xbox One game is playable on the Xbox Series consoles (the only exceptions are Kinect ...

One gamer recently posed a question after seeing a Kinect in their local Walmart. A lucky Xbox fan purchases the newest version of the Xbox Series X consoles before it's supposed to go on sale.

The Xbox Series S is a smaller unit with a design that is ... titles (excluding those that require the use of the now-defunct Kinect sensor). The new generation of Xbox consoles also supports ...

(The exception is Kinect software and hardware. None of that will work on either new console.) What’s more, every Xbox One–compatible piece of software runs and looks better on the Series X ...

“It’s our intent for all Xbox One games that do not require Kinect to play on Xbox Series X at the launch of the console,” he wrote, before adding that “most of your favorite games will ...