The Xbox One Backwards Compatibility library just added three more Xbox 360 titles. "Midway Arcade Origins", "Mutant Storm Empire" and "Tekken 6" are now available for Xbox One users. The announcement was made by Larry Hryb, aka Major Nelson via Twitter. This announcement caused another wave of rumors on when "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" will be available in Xbox One.
Xbox One Backwards Compatibility
Through a Tweet, Xbox's community manager revealed Microsoft's plans to add three more games to the library. Of the three titles that were included in its plans for Backwards Compatibility, the most popular one is "Tekken 6."
While there are many Xbox One users who would love to see this game in the library, it is not one of the most requested games for backwards compatibility. Based on the latest polls, the most-requested title is "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2."
'Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2' On Xbox One?
Gamers have been putting a lot of pressure on Xbox One to add Black Ops 2 to their Backwards Compatibility program. Despite these petitions, there is no official word whether BO2 will be part of the next games for Backwards Compatibility.
Xbox representatives have been quick to respond on this issue. Microsoft's Xbox Team Head, Phil Spencer, expressed how much he wanted to see COD's debut on Xbox One BC. As reported in a media outlet, the decision to include the game lies with Activision not Microsoft.
"Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" publisher has given no indication that it plans to see the game on the BC library. In his statement, Spencer emphasized that the Xbox One team cares about the most voted game list. However, he cannot confirm any third party games for BC.
As of the moment, fans can only hope that Activision decides to make Black Ops 2 available through BC. The Xbox One Backwards Compatibility library continues to grow under Spender's team. In January alone, 13 Xbox 360 games have been added to the list.
