Xbox One gets backward compatibility with Doritos Crash Course — and some other junk

One of the greatest accomplishments in adver-gaming lives thanks to Microsoft’s backward compatibility initiative.

The Xbox One now supports 16 more Xbox 360 games. Microsoft stuck to its promise that it would update its latest home console each month with new backward compatibility games, and today the company posted a blog detailing the new batch of 360 releases that are making the leap to Xbox One. The biggest games include Portal, Halo Reach, and Deus Ex: Human Revolution — although, I’m partial to the free, commercial-as-a-game platformer Doritos Crash Course. Xbox One now has compatibility with well more than 100 Xbox 360 games after getting support for that console last month, which means you can keep playing it on your Xbox One if you own it digitally or even if you only have the disc.