Microsoft is planning to allow developers to bring Xbox 360 games to PC, as indicated by a leaked document reviewed by The Verge. This initiative follows Microsoft's earlier announcement regarding the availability of original Xbox games on PC. The Xbox 360 games are expected to run on the upcoming Project Helix console, referred to as 'Xbox PCs,' as well as on handheld devices. Microsoft has previously stated that the Helix console will support PC games, and this move aims to expand the Xbox game library across various platforms, similar to the functionality offered by Steam.
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Microsoft Plans to Bring Xbox 360 Games to PC
Microsoft is set to enable developers to port Xbox 360 games to PC, according to a leaked document. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance the Xbox game library across multiple devices, including the upcoming Project Helix console.
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