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Microsoft has buffed a number of key Xbox 360 titles with Xbox One X support this week, including the critically acclaimed The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings.
Joining the fantasy-RPG is Crackdown, which not only gains some extra visual muscle with Xbox One X functionality, but also (obviously) joins the ranks of Microsoft’s growing backwards compatibility lineup. Meanwhile, Forza Horizon and Fable Anniversary have also received support for Microsoft’s beastly 4K console.
That’s not all either. The Xbox format holder also confirmed that a new graphics setting is available for enhanced titles, letting you experience them in their original forms or with the additional visual bells and whistles that the Xbox One X offers. When turned off, they’ll simply look like they do when playing on an Xbox One and Xbox One S.
These latest additions bring the total number of 360 titles enhanced for Xbox One X to 11. The backwards compatibility lineup, meanwhile, currently stands at an impressive 474 titles.
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