Lost Planet Series and Resident Evil Code Veronica X Now Playable On Xbox One Via Backward Compatibility

Some very underrated Capcom games now on Xbox One.

Posted By | On 22nd, Feb. 2019

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Microsoft continues its never ending quest to have Xbox and Xbox 360 games be playable on the Xbox One via its backward compatibility initiative. Of late, we have begun to see new batches of backward compatible games be released from a single series or publisher. Today’s update is similar—it’s four new games, all from the same publisher, three from the same franchise.

The publisher in question is Capcom, while the games are Lost Planet, Lost Planet 2, Lost Planet 3, and Resident Evil: Code Veronica X. While the latter two Lost Planet games are nothing special, the original was one of the most unique action games available at the time, and one of the original “killer apps” for the Xbox 360 in its early years, so it’s good to have it be available on the Xbox One as well.

Code Veronica represents one of the more divisive Resident Evil games; nonetheless, it has its fans, who will, I am sure, be more than happy to play through it again.

You can see Microsofr exec Larry “Major Nelson” Hyrb’s tweets making the announcements about these new games below.


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