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Microsoft is bringing original Xbox games to PC

Microsoft is bringing original Xbox games to PC

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Microsoft is expanding its Xbox backward compatibility efforts today by bringing original Xbox games to PC. An early preview release will see four classic Xbox games available on PC today, as part of a bigger effort to bring more Xbox console games to PC in the future. The first four games are Blinx: The Time Sweeper ,

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Microsoft is expanding its Xbox backward compatibility efforts today by bringing original Xbox games to PC.

An early preview release will see four classic Xbox games available on PC today, as part of a bigger effort to bring more Xbox console games to PC in the future.

The first four games are Blinx: The Time Sweeper , Conker: Live and Reloaded , Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge , and Fuzion Frenzy .

You'll be able to purchase and download each of these games on PC, and they'll also be included with all Xbox Game Pass plans. If you already own a digital copy of these games, you can now play them on PC or handhelds like the Xbox Ally and Xbox …

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