PSA: You can still view the top games fans would like to see backward compatible on Xbox One

It’s not definitive, but it’s something to click on

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In case you forgot, Microsoft has a big ol’ poll that asks its userbase what it wants to see become backward compatible on Xbox One. It’s been in operation for a while and just stopped taking active votes, but I’ve seen the page pop up a few times recently and some of you were in disbelief that it existed — so here’s your reminder.

In the old system Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 leads with nearly 200,000 votes, closely followed by Skyrim and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Next up in the below 100,00 club is GTA: San Andreas, then Arkham City.

Before you call bullshit on this whole list, there is definitely some merit to it. Even just recently Dragon Age 2 made it to Xbox One, and that’s right up there in the running on the front page of the poll with 32,951 votes. This tool is likely a great barometer for third parties to gauge interest, and it seems to be working, even on a small scale. It’s been replaced with “Xbox Ideas,” which may or may not add backward votes in.

Xbox Ideas [Microsoft]


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