The Nintendo Switch 2 will allow most OG Switch games to be played on it, and Nintendo has shown a chart to highlight just ...

In an update posted to Nintendo's official site, the company revealed that nearly 100 percent of first-party games remain compatible with Switch 2 hardware, with “no issues found during basic ...

The ad, which you can read on the Microsoft website, mentions that the job will involve building "the next evolution in Xbox Game Compatibility", using the chosen candidate's experience to "secure the ...

Backwards compatibility has become a big deal in the modern era. At one point in time, the inclusion was little more than a novelty, but as gamers become more invested in one particular gaming ...

And the chart below really tells the story ... but have some in-game compatibility issues” into separate lists. “Nintendo is continuing to improve compatibility, including by working with ...

One of the biggest announcements out of this week's annual video game trade show, E3, came from Microsoft: the company's Xbox One game console is adding backwards compatibility. What does that ...

Switch 2 was promoted as having backwards compatibility with existing Switch titles, but as we now know, not every game works properly on Nintendo's new hardware. It was previously revealed by the ...

From compatible hardware to games and more, we now have a bunch of details on how the system will handle backwards compatibility. Yes, the Nintendo Switch 2 can play digital and physical Switch 1 ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Microsoft just announced they will be bringing backwards compatibility for some of the original 2001 Xbox games to the Xbox One later this year. This puts it ahead ...

but we’re excited to continue our work on Xbox compatibility across platforms and devices, which remains a top priority.” Watch a developer diary on the future of backward compatibility below.