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Microsoft is bringing Xbox 360 games to PC

The Verge · 2026-08-03 Cached

Microsoft plans to bring Xbox 360 games to PC as part of its backward compatibility efforts, with a gradual rollout between 2027 and 2028, and is also working on a disc-to-digital program for physical game licenses.

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Microsoft brings original Xbox backward compatibility to Windows PCs

Ars Technica · 2026-07-22 Cached

Microsoft launches the Xbox Backward Compatibility on PC program, making select original Xbox titles playable and purchasable on Windows PCs with enhanced graphical features and Game Pass integration.

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Microsoft is bringing original Xbox games to PC

The Verge · 2026-07-22 Cached

Microsoft is bringing original Xbox games to PC through backward compatibility, starting with four classic titles (Blinx, Conker, Crimson Skies, Fuzion Frenzy) available now with enhanced graphics and features, as part of a broader effort to preserve and expand Xbox gaming on PC.

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Physical Media Is Making a Comeback. The Next Console Generation Might Kill It

Wired · 2026-05-29 Cached

The article discusses how physical media is experiencing a resurgence, but the upcoming next-generation consoles from Sony and Microsoft may eliminate disc drives, threatening the format's future despite its benefits for backward compatibility and collectors.

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Xbox fans want exclusives, more backward compatibility, and free online multiplayer

The Verge · 2026-05-19 Cached

Microsoft's new Xbox Player Voice portal reveals top fan requests for exclusive games, more backward compatible titles, and free online multiplayer.

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Why not have changes in API behavior depend on the SDK you link against?

The Old New Thing (Raymond Chen) · 2026-05-06 Cached

The article examines the pitfalls of altering API behavior depending on the linked SDK version, using Windows' CoInitializeSecurity as a case study. It discusses issues with DLL version mismatches and tail call optimization that complicate this approach.

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