Several “hundreds” of Xbox 360 titles are expected to be backwards compatible adding greatly to the relatively small line-up of games available now on the Xbox One.

It’s something that they’re looking into at the very least, according to a response to inquiring fans on the EA Access Twitter page. The feature allows you to download, install, and play select Xbox 360 games on your Xbox One, something that was thought impossible for over a year. This could make the service even more desirable. I mean £2.99 or £4.99 to basically rent an old PlayStation 3 game for two days is scandalous.

The Xbox One Backward Compatibility list of supported titles is getting expanded constantly and we will let you know about any other popular title getting added to it as soon as possible so stay tuned for all the latest news. By paying that amount on a yearly basis, Xbox One owners can play all the games in the vault for as long as they want.

I had a look at it when the beta went live, but I’m not willing to pay those kind of prices, when I could basically buy the same game for the price of the rental, and it would be a superior version of the game as well.

Your expertise is precisely how backwards compatibility is often seen, and we admit we’re stunned to see Microsoft put such an emphasis on it. Not that it isn’t fascinating in all consoles, however he ultimate phrases at Microsoft’s E3 convention – about this being the ideal time to improve from the Xbox 360 -…