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Microsoft Launches Xbox Backward Compatibility Program for Windows PCs

Microsoft has launched a new program allowing select original Xbox games to be played on Windows PCs. Users can purchase titles for $10, with additional benefits for Xbox Game Pass subscribers. The program enhances graphical features while maintaining original gameplay specifications.

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Microsoft has launched a new program allowing select original Xbox games to be played on Windows PCs. Users can purchase titles for $10, with additional benefits for Xbox Game Pass subscribers. The program enhances graphical features while maintaining original gameplay specifications.

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Microsoft brings original Xbox backward compatibility to Windows PCs

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Microsoft Launches Xbox Backward Compatibility Program for Windows PCs