Kind of a hyperbolic nothing burger of a headline. The current Xbox uses emulation to support the Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One library. And it doesn’t support the whole library and almost certainly never will, the few remaining titles are likely prohibitively expensive and complicated to support for very niche audiences.
In other words, this headline is both obvious, who would expect them to not support their emulator on new hardware? And wrong, it won’t support every Xbox game ever made.
Kind of a hyperbolic nothing burger of a headline. The current Xbox uses emulation to support the Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One library. And it doesn’t support the whole library and almost certainly never will, the few remaining titles are likely prohibitively expensive and complicated to support for very niche audiences.
In other words, this headline is both obvious, who would expect them to not support their emulator on new hardware? And wrong, it won’t support every Xbox game ever made.