16 Classic Xbox Games Now Available On Phones & Tablets

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry
Banjo-Kazooie join Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Nintendo/Microsoft)

Banjo-Kazooie join Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Nintendo/Microsoft)

Microsoft announced on Wednesday that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can now stream 16 classic Xbox and Xbox 360 games to Android phones and tablets at no extra charge. The included games are Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie, Double Dragon Neon, Fable II, Fallout: New Vegas, Gears of War 2, Gears of War 3, Gears of War: Judgement, Jetpac Refuelled, Kameo, Perfect Dark, Perfect Dark Zero, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Viva Pinata and Viva Pinata TIP.

While Microsoft’s phone and tablet game streaming service is still in beta, subscribers can access this treasure trove of classics at no extra charge starting today. The promotional image on the Xbox Wire shows a player with an Xbox Series controller and a smartphone “turning it into a retro handheld game system,” said Xbox Wire Editor in Chief Will Tuttle.

Playing games like Banjo-Kazooie on a portable system has been the talk of dreamers for almost two decades. As companies like Microsoft and Google invest further into cloud gaming options, the gap separating streamed games versus directly rendered ones may reach unnoticeable levels sooner rather than later.

 

About Author

Like
Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

‘GTA 6’ Could Require Around 200 GB Of Storage, Leaker Claims

‘Father of PlayStation’ Ken Kutaragi Backs Sony’s Move Away From Physical Discs

You may have missed

‘GTA 6’ Could Require Around 200 GB Of Storage, Leaker Claims

‘Father of PlayStation’ Ken Kutaragi Backs Sony’s Move Away From Physical Discs

‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Update 2.5 Adds ‘Edgerunners 2’ Story Quest, Dual-Wielding & Cross-Platform Mods

‘Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’ Multiplayer Launches Without Open Matchmaking, Frustrating Players

EA Shutting Down BioWare & Cutting 400 Jobs As Respawn & DICE Team Up On ‘Star Wars: Battlefront 3’

‘Star Wars Battlefront 3’ Rumored To Be In Talks, With DICE & Bungie Circling the Project

Rep. Ritchie Torres Unveils Bill To Protect Video Game Ownership: ‘If You Pay For It, You Own It’

‘RuneScape Reignited’ Canceled Less Than Two Weeks After Announcement Following Player Backlash

‘Hood Warfare 2’ Explained: The Viral $6 ‘Call Of Duty’-Style Shooter Drawing Accusations Of Racism

‘Planet Zoo 2’ Is Out Now With Over 130 Animals, Aquariums, Aviaries & Wildlife Reserves

Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Reviews Are In: Critics Hail Konami’s 2D Revival Ahead Of Oct. 15 Launch

Nintendo Reveals 15 Japan-Exclusive Pre-Order Bonuses For ‘Zelda: Ocarina of Time’ Remake

Pokémon Home Update Fuels Speculation That Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald Are Coming To Switch

Xbox CEO’s ‘Elder Scrolls VI’ Tease Fuels ‘Sentinel’ Subtitle Theory

‘ARC Raiders’ Launches Frozen Trail, Its Biggest Update Yet, With a Free-to-Play Window Through Oct. 12

‘World Of Warcraft: Forever’ Nears Launch as Fans Spotlight Its Biggest Changes

‘Overwatch’ Season 5 Introduces Vampire Support Hero Doctrine, Moves Sombra to Support

‘Minecraft Dungeons II’ Arrives To Solid Reviews As Critics Praise Safe But Polished Sequel

Jagex Announces ‘RuneScape 4,’ A New MMO Built In Unreal Engine

‘God Of War: Laufey’ Reveals Faye’s Serpent’s Bow As Pre-Orders Open

‘Minecraft’ Announces The Sift, Its First New Dimension in More Than 14 Years

Rockstar’s $400 ‘GTA VI’ Collector’s Set Doesn’t Include the Game Itself

‘Silent Hill: Townfall’ Reviews Praise Atmosphere, Story — But Stealth and Combat Draw Criticism

Fortnite’s September 17 Update Unlocks 13 New Sprites, With More on the Way

Blizzard Unveils ‘World Of Warcraft: Forever,’ A New Permanent Home For Classic-Era Azeroth