Source: Xbox Series X will play all Xbox One games except Kinect titles
Microsoft has announced that its next-gen Xbox Series X console will support all Xbox One titles except for those specifically designed to work with discontinued Kinect accessories.
Kinect was a motion sensor that plugged into the Xbox One to play some titles, but it was dropped in 2017.
The company made a USB adapter until 2018, but then abandoned the accessory that failed to inspire a new style of Xbox input. It makes sense that the Xbox Series X won’t support Kinect.
But the news that it will play all Xbox One games is welcome news, even if we expected it. In a blog post, Xbox boss Phil Spencer said:
“Our backwards compatibility engineers have spent years innovating ways for modern, next-gen technology to make the game library you build today even better, at no additional cost and without the work of developers. It’s our intention that all Xbox One games that don’t require Kinect will be playable on Xbox Series X when the console launches.”
This means that on launch day, gamers will have the enviable massive selection of Xbox One games available on a console that Microsoft says will actively play them at a better level.
Xbox Series X’s price and release date are yet to be announced, but it will go head-to-head against the PlayStation 5 for Christmas.
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