Hitman: Absolution Is Now Backwards Compatible On Xbox One

One of the best games from the previous generation is now playable on the Xbox One.

Posted By | On 15th, Feb. 2017

Another day, another game has been offered up for the Xbox One backwards compatible program. This time around, that game is Hitman: Absolution.

The game was first released on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC back in 2012 and when it released it had quite a few issues. Once those launch problems were fixed, Absolution ended up being a pretty great game. Some might even say it’s one of, if not the best Hitman games on the previous generation.

IO Interactive announced back in February of 2016 they would eventually be bringing this game to the Xbox One backwards compatible program. If you have never played this game before and you’re not sure it’s worth the cash to get it on the Xbox One, you can always check out our five reasons why you should play the game. Then you can grab the game and go to town.


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