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Microsoft adds in four additional titles to Xbox One Backward Compatibility list

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
June 9, 2016
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Earlier this week, we delivered you the news that Microsoft added in Aqua, Anomaly Warzone Earth, and Lazy Raiders to the list of Xbox One Backward Compatible titles. Today Microsoft is adding four additional titles to the list, and as always, we are highlighting them for you below.

Foul Play: $9.99

Play as the daemon hunter Baron Dashforth in a side-scrolling brawler set ENTIRELY on a theater stage. Perform shattering takedowns and reversals! Electrify spectators with linked attacks, have a friend join as sidekick Scampwick and use every stage-trick you know to bring the house down! Play out the most spectacular moments of the Baron’s life; improbable beasts, astonishing villainy and, at the heart of it all, the mysterious Foul Play.

Monopoly Plus: $9.99

It’s MONOPOLY for a new era! Play the classic game and watch the board come to life! A full 3D city at the center of the board lives and evolves as you play. Play the way you want, change the rules and adapt them to your playing style. Use the Speed Die for a faster game or select from a catalogue of the top 6 House Rules. Win or lose, the game allows you to take and display photos at key moments for an amplified social gaming experience. Monopoly PLUS raises the classic game to a new level!

SEGA Bass Fishing: $4.99

Explore the exciting sport of bass fishing! Based on the Dreamcast hit, motor out to eight different fishing locations to catch the biggest and baddest bass possible! Choose between fourteen different lures, and compete in four tournaments. Start off as an amateur, and work your way up to the pros in the Masters Classic tournament. Get hooked!

XCOM: Enemy Within: $39.99

XCOM: Enemy Within is the standalone expansion to the 2012 Game of the Year award-winning strategy game XCOM: Enemy Unknown. Enemy Within adds an incredible array of new abilities, upgrades and weapons to combat new enemy and alien threats. This expansion also introduces new maps and missions, new tactical and strategic gameplay, and new multiplayer content providing a fresh new gameplay experience. XCOM: Enemy Within includes the Elite Soldier Pack, Slingshot, and Second Wave add-on content.

Another big Xbox 360 title, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, is set to become free under the Games With Gold program starting next week. So, this set is news could be seen as positive for those who love playing Xbox One Backward Compatible games. As always, be sure to drop us a comment below telling us which of these titles you look forward to most.

Further reading: Backward Compatibility, Monopoly, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One

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Arif is a freelance technology writer for OnMSFT and Digital Trends. He has over five years of experience covering all things Microsoft, including Surface, Windows 10, Xbox, Microsoft 365, and more. He also writes how-to guides, op-eds, reviews, and loves to play with the latest tech --- Microsoft or not.

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