Two new games compatible Xbox One Backward Out Out

As it has done almost every Tuesday in recent weeks, Microsoft has launched a new batch of games compatible with Xbox One. Two more Xbox 360 titles are now playable on the company's current console, and this week both come from Dying Light's first-person western series, Techland, called Call of Juarez. Dead Redemption 2 is launched next month.

The first game is the 2009 Juarez Call: Bound in Blood. Despite being the second entry in the series, it serves as a prequel to Juarez 's original appeal. On its first release, GameSpot gave the Xbox 360 version an 8/10 rating in our review Bound in Blood and said: "Although the game is marked by its short duration and weak enemy AI, those who are not looking for hesitate to bite the ball and go for a ride with the McCalls. "

Call of Juarez: The Cartel is the second game compatible with earlier versions. Unlike other episodes of the series, this title presents cooperative elements and is in the modernity, embodying one of the three agents responsible for dismantling a network of drugs. It did not work as well as its predecessor; GameSpot gave a 6/10 rating in our Cartel review, saying, "The Cartel is worth playing if you have one or two friends for the tour.If otherwise, the potential is hard to hide behind all The problems."

If you still have a physical copy of one or the other of these titles, you can insert the disc into your Xbox One, which will launch a download and allow you to start playing. By the way, if you have owned one of the titles in digital form, it will automatically appear in the Ready to Download section of the My Games and Applications menu of Xbox One. If you are interested in the first selection, you also have the option to purchase the games on the Microsoft Store.

Since Microsoft rolled out the Xbox One backward compatibility feature, over 400 Xbox 360 titles have been made playable on the current console, as well as more than 30 original Xbox games. You can see everything in our full list of compatible games. If you need recommendations on which ones should be reviewed, you can also check out our gallery of the best games compatible with Xbox One.