Xbox One Backwards Compatibility Program Problems Arrive

Halo Reach is the last major game in the franchise to make it to the Xbox One. Members of the Xbox Live Gold Members can also get their hands on the marked games with gold titles as they are already compatible with the feature.

“We’re aware some users are experiencing issues playing Halo: Reach via Xbox One Backward Compatibility”. This video from YouTube channel VG Tech compares the 360 and Xbox One versions of the games, with the 360 version coming out ahead – occasionally sporting 30 FPS to the Xbox One’s 15 FPS. The update was much needed for the Xbox One as fans were clamoring for backwards compatibility since the system was announced.

Upon its launch in Nov. 14, around 100 titles have been included in the roster, and the list has been expanded this month.

The company plans to add more games and improve emulation performance in the future. They have to be playable when they arrive for gamers to buy into the idea that upgrading won’t hurt their experience. Any other issues you have come across? According to an IGN report, among the games that are confirmed to be part of the program are “Halo Wars”, “Call of Duty: Black Ops”, the “BioShock” game series and “Skate 3”.

However, what should have been a fantastic addition to the console has ended up becoming another massive pain for Microsoft as a result of some terrible framerate issues plaguing the game.

However, there are few problems with backwards compatibility on the Xbox One. The issues with frame rate don’t seem isolated at all.

One user wrote: “The framerate is terrible, which makes the game feel jerky, and completely messes with aiming”.

G1500 Mustang then continued to add on his post, “This is unacceptable, I even set my XBOX ONE to run in 720p, but nothing changed”.