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I didn’t know this news. Thanks MJ! Awesome video dude 🤘

Hydro thunder

Killer is dead, godfather the game, condemn

Makes them far more money so it won't stay

That's only good for older releases up to most current PS4 releases. For XB there are so many games that simply won't play at all from disk unless they can download a new update. Once those servers or files are gone, your physical media is nothing but a coaster.

Okay don't worry these videos will make xbox 360 games prices go even higher

@@ricksterk7014 So the 2K community will remain as sheep of a large flock. Really not much more to say, then why complain?

Physical media isn't so great when the disc doesn't have a playable version of the game. I got a Switch game from LRG that doesn't even work without a patch so it is worthless if that goes away.

Thanks. Little note: it’s “compatible”. :)

Not everyone has an Xbox One or Xbox Series console, which is why I mixed it up for this video. A lot of people still rockin' just the 360. I'll make that more clear in the next one. Thanks for the clarification!

I'm one of those 360 people so thanks

@@lock_ its kompatible in mortal kombat.

@@Cheeseshredder Ah ah, right. :)

I can re-download any of my titles on any 360 as long as i sign into that console?

It won't all be gone tho. Mod it and load the roms on it.....

Be mindful though that the backwards compatible games are not always the full versions and can lack access to DLC or other features of the original 360 version. Make your research to be sure what you are missing if you go for the gen 8 or 9 ports!

This needs to be pinned 🤘

The problem is, even if a game IS backwards-compatible you may not be able to purchase it on a 8th gen or a 9th gen console. I tried to buy Jet Set Radio on Xbox One S but I only succeeded with the help of my friend with an Xbox 360 who had logged into my account and did the purchase.

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Will the backwards compatible games still be available on the series X store

That console introduced me to online gaming.

Dude you have no idea

Yes it was!!

Still holds up too.

💯 remember it took me a while to get Marathon achievement I think it was called. Such a fun game

Yes, I used to describe it as best frustratingly fun game I've ever played. The friends list integration with competitive ghosts was also a huge motivating factor to keep playing back in the day.

Trials Evolution is such an awesome game too. The level editor on both games was really good as well. I spent many many hours on these games. Might get my 360 out to play these again.

So anything that does not say "xbox One"" is exclusive? ?​@MetalJesusRocks

I feel like that void would be better filled by the VR versions on quest and other VR marketplaces. It's a lot more fun over the kinect version. Not to mention more accurate, the 360 kinect REALLY had trouble keeping up with your movements...

​@Yackass never thought it had trouble from playing or using it. Seemed pretty solid as far as I remember.

@@vitalsignscritical Out of all the kinect exclusives, this game probably was in the top 5 for most accurate hand/body tracking. But especially in VR, body tracking won't beat a real controller...

A lot of people skipped the Xbox One and went to PS4/PS5 which is why I formatted the video the way I did. A lot of people still rocking the 360. I’ll make that more clear in the next video. 👍

@@MetalJesusRocks Its mainly just that some people will view these types of videos not knowing all the details and might use them to buy the games just because the think they are getting completely delisted. Always a great idea to give the viewers the entire picture. It would be a great idea to also do a video on great DLC that's going to be lost with this closure.

Get them DLCs before they're gone. Especially free ones.

Fusion: Genesis, Alien Breed, Thunder Wolves and Mad Riders are all going away. The others on MJR's list are BC titles, so they'll still be purchasable after the 360 Marketplace closes. And once you buy it on the modern xbox store you can still download it for the 360 (as well as an XbOne or Xbox Series if you have one).

THIS 👆

Can’t agree more!

One of the best friends I’ve ever had who I’m still very close to I met online the gears of war. Along with the PS2 this was the best system ever especially for boxing games

Yup. Fight Night Round 3 was my introduction to the 360. The cuts and bruises mini game was a bloody sight to see.

It’s one of my favorite Contra games, too. :) Thankfully people will still be able to buy it on Xbox One/Series after the 360 store closure. I played it again on my Series X last week.

I just checked and thankfully it is still available digitally on the new xbox consoles

Yeah, he was a ton of help with the Wii U and 3DS store closures. I spent way too much before those but at least I knew what was leaving. :)

I’m gonna check this guy out right now, will really help with my research thanks.

Agreed!

I have minimal interest in seeking out 3DO games but I love learning about them from MJR!!! Retro rules

Good choice!

You won’t be disappointed - it’s so much fun. :)

I own that game as well. I'll probably show it in the next video I do about this...

Hope you enjoyed it!

Next video for sho 👍

@@MetalJesusRocks you’re the man, man! Love the videos - always gets me back into collecting and playing new games!

It's backwards compatible so is available on the Xbox One and Series stores. It was also released for Windows, so can be bought via the Microsoft Store if you'd prefer PC.

the end of an era

I came here to say the same thing!! Even down to the visuals, way you move and ship shields Was this the same people?

Indeed. :) Thankfully it will still be available for purchase after the store closure since they have it on the newer Xbox system stores with backwards compatibility.

Yep! I saw all those songs I paid for and need to re-download to make sure I have backed up.

@@MetalJesusRocks I am devastated simply devastated

Hooray for more Tengo Project developer fans. :) Luckily Omega Five won’t be affected by the closure since you can still buy it on the Xbox One/Series storefront and play it thanks to backwards compatibility.

Also important note is that some DLCs are 360 exclusive. So if you have that game mAke sure to get the DLC while you still can, because the backwards compatible games often come without it! The channel "from the void" here on YT has fantastic coverage of that as well!

Iron Brigade was a free Games with Gold at least once so many people may already have it / have forgotten they have it.

Microbot is available on ps3 also

It's about only 60 games for us in the USA. Supposedly, it's less if you live in the UK

Controller is amazing and Ive always hated Xbox since almost all games ends up on Windows for PC with better specs.

Guess we gotta play everything before that happens

However the ones you bought that are playable on the Xbox one and series x can be redownloaded from the store on those systems if you bought them and downloaded to your 360 first

Glad you enjoyed!

Bullet Soul: Infinite Burst is BC compatible. I bought it on my Series X as opposed to my 360.

Also put Gatling Gears, Ms. Splosion Man and Thunder Wolves on wishlists on other platforms.

I was really looking forward to that

Yeah I realized this also. What happened?

It's also on the 8th and 9th gen. Sometimes the PlayStation Store has sales on the bundles or collections of Castlevania.

That one is available on a lot of consoles though

Glad you enjoyed it!

Indeed I have a copy.

@@brendanroberts1310 pricey game too. It’s one I had on my hit list, though I’m not prepared to pay the going rate for it lol,”.

@@HyperTriggerEx really i got mine on the cheap.

Here are the ones NOT backward compatible: Fusion: Genesis, Alien Breed 3: Descent, Thunder Wolves, and Mad Riders

Be mindful though that the digital games that you can buy that Are backwards compatible do come in different versions as well. And sometimes the backwards compatible version is lacking some or even any compatibility to DLCs! So do your research before otherwise you have a version that runs on Gen 8 or 9 but lacks half the game's content!

​@@overlordalfredoAccording to Microsoft, all the BC games will still be purchasable and are able to download them to an Xbox 360 if you wish.

@@chachaprince111 Just being through my steam and Xbox library. The only 2 games listed here I don't have are Guardian Heroes and Fusion: Genesis. I would add Vigilante 8 Arcade, Alien Hominid and Bangi-O HD Missile Fury

@@Lostcontroller fell free to go check it yourself they are already delisting games from the store and you can see some games are listed in backwards compatible download version and 360 version so it is clearly visible. I suppose they want to play it the way it sounds like they don't take away anything. *But what they are doing is they keep "core" versions of the 360 games for download in the store to download on XBO and series. But those versions are emulated and will not necessarily run on the 360 itself or they are stripped down versions!* An example of that is Banjo Kazooie nuts & bolts. There are two versions in the store right now. One standalone for 360 which comes with a DLC for "LOGs challenges " that version does not run on Later gen consoles! And a version that was included in the rare replay collection. That one is the backwards compatible catalog game. It does run on 360 but it does not work with the DLC from the other version.

Its amazing and blur is not backwards compatible

This is about the store, not stuff that was physically released.

@@JustinCardiff ok thanks

You can still but Split/Second on the Xbox One/Series store after the 360 store closure thanks to BC.

I tried to mix it up so there was something for everybody. 👍

Agreed overall but just remember that despite the better resolution/FPS that there’s usually an extra frame of input lag. For me the extra resolution is usually worth it but for others that are more sensitive to input lag, it might be an issue.

Most of those will still most likely be available on ps3 store however

@@Gawlakman Yes! Also, Mad Riders is delisted everywhere

Tons of old online flash games that were exactly like trials which is y i didnt bother with it much

But in those cases, since there are licences with real world car dealers, they can't just sell these games or make them Backwards Compatible because of all the legal hassle

PGR2-4 are some of the reasons I keep my 360 hooked up. For Horizon 2 and 3, at least you can still buy the used copies for Xbox One and Series X - that’s how I got my copies and played them. For Horizon 2 I have both the 360 and Xbox One version and while there’s way less stuff in the 360 version, for some reason I usually like playing it more. I think it has to do with the driver AI. :)

​@@alpha34098 Yep, most sports games are often double whammied. First by having to license things relevant to their sport (like car brands, sports league agreements, people's likeness, etc.) and second by very often adding licensed musics on top of it. To bring back old Forza Horizon games, Playground Games would have to renew licenses with car brands, third party parts makers (rims for exemple), various participating brands (like all the sponsors in the first game) and each of their radio songs. Old Forza Motorsport games would also have to renew contracts with all real racing tracks used in their games (and hope they agree to push previous versions of the tracks and previous names without asking for in game change). And then there's the hastle for finding current legal representatives for brands that may no longer exists or have changed owners (who might also not be interested in advertising old products anyway).

Cool down your credit card and warm up your soldering iron. These games are archived. Play them on an RGH.

@@halotroop2288 or emulation on pc

Going from a shack to a mansion 😀

They won't be accessible by a 360, only with a newer system.

Here are the ones NOT backward compatible: Fusion: Genesis, Alien Breed 3: Descent, Thunder Wolves, and Mad Riders

@@espressomaticbut why would you play them on 360 when they run and look better on series x?

@@docc19 Because most releases aren't backward compatible. Because you can mod a 360 and you can't mod a PS4 or Series X.

@@docc19Also, some players are more sensitive to input latency. Personally I’m usually happy playing BC games on my Series X but I know a lot of competitive shmup players are frustrated by the extra frame of latency playing for example Ikaruga on One/Series vs. playing it on 360.

I just got that one recently too off eBay, paid more than $20 though nice find

No. I bought it... but trying to remember if I just downloaded the demo first and then bought it once on the console...

@@MetalJesusRocks it is delisted, you can no longer buy it, I just checked the web version of the xbox marketplace, no purchase button. You can only check/see the 7 pictures and the online manual.

Ah ok. This video was a mix of stuff I already had and stuff I purchased in the past few months. I must have bought that a while ago. Sorry about that confusion.

​@@MetalJesusRocks - its not there now unfortunately

Happy to help!

Thanks for watching!

Sadly you CAN'T mod the last Xbox 360 version.

@@Rabbitlord108 The Xbox 360 E, had to two motherboard revisions. The early release models used the Corona boards which are the same as the S and moddable. While later revisions used the Winchester board. There are way more Corona revision Xbox's out there then Winchester. and picking up a S is very easy and inexpensive.

@@Rabbitlord108 Does it matter? There are hardly any E Winchester boards around anyway. Sell it for $20 and buy a Slim Corona for $20. Problem solved.

@@theretropal Okay. Didn't know that.

Yea true but it requires soldering which not everyone has the knowledge

The only game that is physical is Trials HD, correct?

​@MetalJesusRocks the Alien one got a physical in the UK.

Microsoft has clearly stated they can be redownloaded, they wont just vanish if your hard drive dies, they are attached to your microsoft account.

@@Beaut_Beau Good luck with that. Over the past 10 years they've already failed a lot of people in re-downloading lost content. And they have a track record of making these things disappear for old systems, like OG XBOX. Same has already happened with Sony and Nintendo, so not surprising in the least.

⁠@@espressomatic@beaut_beau I can’t speak for others that had issues but I can tell you that I’m on my third Xbox 360 (one of which stopped reading physical media in 2021 or 2022) and a Series X, with both American and Japanese accounts and Microsoft has made sure that I have access to every one of my purchases I have ever made. Earlier this year I had issues with the 360 store once and their techs sorted it out for me right away on chat. Having had to do IT since the 90s on both Apple and Microsoft systems, it’s difficult to properly express the magnitude of the gulf between them in regards to preserving backwards compatibility. I can’t tell you how many times I had audio tech. clients stop being able to use certain plug-ins in their DAW after a Quicktime update, even on the same OS versions. Meanwhile, on my Windows system I am still running 20+ year old audio plug-ins alongside my new ones without difficulty. And don’t get me started on when Apple discontinued support for Rosetta 1 and clients couldn’t use their old audio software on the new computer. Or when my iPhone updated to a new version of iOS and didn’t warn me that I’d lose access to my 32-bit purchases (like The Longest Journey) after the update. To be clear, I am not saying that no one has valid issues with Microsoft. I am just saying that out of Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo and Apple, that my personal experience with legacy support has been far better with Microsoft than the others. Nintendo doesn’t even pretend to offer that re-download option post-closure.

Yes. There’s a site called DelistedGames that has many of them and FromTheVoid is a channel that’s trying to catalog the games and DLC affected (they did a really comprehensive job for the Wii U and 3DS closures).

Pretty much all, except a few limited protos and demos on some platforms - they're known and documented. Physical releases are going the way of physical toggle power switches.

Ah yes, stealing the software is the answer.

@@espressomatic 😂

@@bjornironsides6474 In no jurisdiction on earth is downloading software (with or without permission) considered "stealing" or "theft" - you'd best look up copyright infringement, what it means, and how it works. YMMV.

​@@espressomaticyou're clueless

Glad you like them!

@@MetalJesusRocks Always brother I appreciate your content! We have a very similar taste in gaming.