One year after its launch, the Xbox One backward compatibility program has hosted more than 300 games. To mark this threshold and offer a small gift for the holiday season, Lost Odyssey will be downloadable free until December 31st. As a result, gamers will be able to access the digital version of the game whose size is around 16 GB. In addition, possession of an Xbox Live Gold account is no longer required.
The backward compatibility program attracted players
According to the latest estimates, about half of the owners of Xbox One have used this service. This success can be explained by the fact that the firm of Redmond consults the gamers on the games to be integrated. In addition, the list of titles concerned is easily accessible and regularly updated.
Using a newer device promotes access to new features like DVR games. Microsoft also put the little dishes in the big. Even if they change consoles, players will find their extensions, registered games as well as their bonuses and especially, the Redmond firm offered them a free game every month.
Developed by the studio Mistwalker, Lost Odyssey was released on Xbox 360 in 2008. It is the work of Hironobu Sakaguchi who is also the originator of Blue Dragon and Final Fantasy.
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