Best of all, it allows for Xbox 360 games to be preserved instead of linked to an obsolete console. That said, much like with N64Recomp, it’s not a simple matter of running a tool over the PPC ...

Native PC ports of Xbox 360 games will take a while to arrive due to the lengthy and complex process of recompiling for the PC. In the meantime, I can play the Xbox 360 games I missed out on right ...

Much of the discussion about whether modern video game consoles will ever be considered retro tends to center on the Xbox 360, which celebrates its twentieth anniversary on Nov. 22.

Microsoft has announced a new Xbox 360 Kinect bundle package with both a glossy white console, Kinect motion sensor and a Xbox 360 controller, along with two free games for $299.99.

GAME also lists a white console bundled with Forza Horizon for £149.99, while a listing for a black version of the 4 GB Xbox 360 without a game costs £139.99.

The new Xbox 360 will retail for the price of $199 US for the 4GB console and $299 US for the 250GB console. If you also want to purchase a Kinect, a 4GB bundle will include the Kinect for $299 US.

Where backward-compatibility is a console's ability to play titles from a previous generation of hardware (e.g. original Xbox games played on the Xbox 360, either through hardware or software ...

While you can’t install games like the original Alan Wake for Xbox 360, it shows up if you own it as part of the “My PC Games” list inside the Xbox PC app.

An Xbox 360 fan buys a used Elite console and makes an incredible discover when they open the disc tray. ... Unfortunately, it's likely that the prices of all Xbox 360 games will be going up soon.

But the Xbox 360 led the pack when it launched a year prior to the Wii and PS3, with a tie ratio of 3.9 on the back of games like Call of Duty 2 and Perfect Dark Zero. For the most part, these tie ...

The Xbox 360 remains a great video and gaming console, but fans will be better served by older 360 bundles -- or waiting for the Xbox One. Table of Contents New Xbox 360 brings nothing new to table ...